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[QUOTE=sheepherder;311981]Hmmmm,...Lessee...Yep, I get 74º on a Colt Gov't Model frame...(Measured on the front gripstrap)...
![]() Thanks to John for pointing that out! FWIK the 1911 grip angle should be 118 degrees.
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[QUOTE=luger.parabellum;312009]It depends on which side of the angle you measure. The 118 +/- degrees is the compliment of 74 +/- degrees. Added together they make 180 degrees, i.e. the straight horizontal line that the grip angle is measured from...118 degrees on the trigger guard side, 74 degrees on the grip side.
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You got your quote screwed up. I'm sheepherder; he's luger.parabellum.
![]() Here's some food for thought...Pic of blueprint attached... 90º minus 17º 30' = 72º 30'...(72 1/2 degrees)...
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