Luke Volkman's new creation for Paul Clark Jr....
"I began with the standard STI carbon frame and slide. I welded up and machined an additional rail on the forward end of the slide that makes contact and rides along the inside of the frames dust cover. This enhancement makes for twice the bearing surface between the slide and frame and will prolong the tight fit of the parts as the weapon is used. Paul showed me where he wanted a thumb pad or "gas pedal" for forward pressure on the pistol to help fight recoil. it has to be large enough to be beneficial to the shooter but small enough to allow the weapon to be holstered and drawn from the holster. I created this pressure pad with another large weld I placed on the frame. I then machined relief cuts to give the pad more surface area without having the profile of the part to large to holster.
I machined a long set of front cocking serrations to match the STI factory rear serrations on the slide. I machined lightning cuts along the top radius of the slide and lower two edges of the dust cover on the frame. I flattened and Fine Serrated the top of the slide between the sights. For fast target acquisition I machined and fit my .140 wide .125 deep notched Battlehook Sight on to the rear of the slide with a .125x.180 Fiber Optic front post sight.
I replaced the plastic mainspring housing with my machined stock checkered housing. Fit one of my ultra high profile Grip Safetys. Fit a ramped Kart .40 caliber match barrel to the pistol with one of my bar stock machined barrel bushings. fit a one piece stainless steel guide rod and Dawson Mag Funnel to the pistol. NP3 is used on the slide, frame, barrel, bushing, and hammer. Ion bond is used on the ambi safety, beavertail, slide stop, mainspring housing, and mag-well." Photos to follow...
"I began with the standard STI carbon frame and slide. I welded up and machined an additional rail on the forward end of the slide that makes contact and rides along the inside of the frames dust cover. This enhancement makes for twice the bearing surface between the slide and frame and will prolong the tight fit of the parts as the weapon is used. Paul showed me where he wanted a thumb pad or "gas pedal" for forward pressure on the pistol to help fight recoil. it has to be large enough to be beneficial to the shooter but small enough to allow the weapon to be holstered and drawn from the holster. I created this pressure pad with another large weld I placed on the frame. I then machined relief cuts to give the pad more surface area without having the profile of the part to large to holster.
I machined a long set of front cocking serrations to match the STI factory rear serrations on the slide. I machined lightning cuts along the top radius of the slide and lower two edges of the dust cover on the frame. I flattened and Fine Serrated the top of the slide between the sights. For fast target acquisition I machined and fit my .140 wide .125 deep notched Battlehook Sight on to the rear of the slide with a .125x.180 Fiber Optic front post sight.
I replaced the plastic mainspring housing with my machined stock checkered housing. Fit one of my ultra high profile Grip Safetys. Fit a ramped Kart .40 caliber match barrel to the pistol with one of my bar stock machined barrel bushings. fit a one piece stainless steel guide rod and Dawson Mag Funnel to the pistol. NP3 is used on the slide, frame, barrel, bushing, and hammer. Ion bond is used on the ambi safety, beavertail, slide stop, mainspring housing, and mag-well." Photos to follow...
The Volkmann Process... Your Masterpiece

I truly take the time to fit each part individually to your pistol. There are no assembly lines at Volkmann Precision. All pistols are built one at a time to the customer's specifications. My pistols are hand crafted with a degree of precision unmatched by any other company in the industry. My parts are machined to maximum dimensions, then hand fit for minimal tolerances while providing flawless functioning.


At Volkmann Precision I create your one-of-a-kind Masterpiece, one at a time.
Testimonials
"If you know the difference between right and wrong and you own a handgun then; you own a Volkmann Precision"Tom Perry, Colorado Springs, CO

Volkmann. You talk with the man building YOUR gun and it is not a rushed conversation. Luke is a
gifted craftsman and a heck of a nice guy! When you are ready for your next 1911 and want one custom built from start to finish by the man whose name is on the gun I would strongly suggest purchasing a Volkmann Precision. If you are not in the market for a new 1911 but just want your existing pistol customized, refinished, re-barreled, accurized, or made more reliable Luke can do that also. Give him a call and discuss your needs!"
George Talia, Owner "Gunslingers"

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