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File Library – Handguns Å Main Forum Title Roderus’ WWW.HOMEGUNSMITHING.COM Library File Listing Additional information and detail has been added to each Library Entry to allow easier searching of the forum, as well as to reduce the possibility of duplicates and outdated information. Currently, the Library contains over 928 Downloadable Files, totaling over 2.33 GB of data. The following document provides a listing of all files located within the Library Forum of www.homegunsmithing.com. It is formatted as follows: File Library – Handguns Å Main Forum Title 1911 Style Å Sub Forum Title 1911 Blueprints Å Thread Title 1911 Blueprint - Sectional (PDF 324K) Å File Title, file format & Size Usage Hints: Clicking on the Main Forum Location (Blue/Gray) will open the Main Forum and display all the Sub Forums. For instance, Clicking on File Library – Handguns will open your browser to the Library’s Handgun Section and will display all the Handgun Forums located within it. 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All sections must be downloaded. 1/22/2007 Page 1 File Library – Handguns 1911 Style 1911 Blueprints 1911 Blueprint – Sectional #2 (PDF 771K) 1911 Blueprint - Sectional (PDF 324K) 1911A1 Frame Ordnance Prints (PDF 527K) Complete Set of 1911A1 Ordnance Prints (PDF 3.33M) KT-1911 Rail Dimension Blueprint (PDF 36K) 1911 Complete Ordnance Prints (PDF 3.26M) 1911 CAD Files 1911 Instructions and Guides 1911 Disassembly Instructions (PDF 882K) 1911 Auto Extractor Adjustment (PDF 89K) Barrel Fitting a 1911 Auto (PDF 173K) Building a 1911 (Parts 1 - 6) (PDF 937K) Colt 45 Machine Pistol Conversion (PDF 2.33M) Grahamcraka’s 1911 80% Project (PDF 843K) How to Fit a 1911 Aftermarket Barrel “John Browning’s Way” (PDF 327K) How to Install a Shuemann Ramped Barrel (PDF 882K) Instructions for Getting a 2 1/2 lb Trigger Pull on the 1911 (PDF 96K) Pvt Ryan’s 1911 Commander Build (PDF 11.50M – 2 Parts) Part A (6.00M) Part B (4.78M) 1911 Manuals Colt 1911 and 1911A1 Support Manual (PDF 4.40M) Maintenance and Use of the Colt 22 Cal. 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