WWII M1911A1

[nabaker]

M1911A1
- SN 948XXX
- Original WWII US Government-Issue
- "United States Property"
- "U.S. Army"
- Colt
- .45 ACP
- Semi-automatic
- Single-action
- Pistol
- Pachmayr Wrap-around grips

Open to all offers. Specifically interested in the following (+/- cash/guns) guns/parts/accessories:
- AK47, Polish Underfolder
- Thompson SMG "Tommy Gun"
- Beretta M9 / 92FS
- Cobray Leinad Derringers
- Colt Peacemaker
- Freedom Arms Field Grade
- M1 Garand
- Remington SPR94
- Ruger Blackhawk (.30 Carbine)
- Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle
- Ruger Mini-30 Ranch Rifle
- Ruger No.1
- Ruger Vaquero
- Saiga 12
- Savage 99
- Smith & Wesson 29
- Springfield M1903-A3
- Springfield M6 Aircrew Survival Rifle
- Steyr AUG
- Street Sweeper
- Swiss K31
- Tokarev TT-33
- Uberti 1874 Sharps Carbine
- Uberti Henry Reproduction
- VEPR 7.62x54R
- Wildey Automag

Also looking for the following parts/accessories:
- Enfield No.5 Mk.1 Jungle Carbine stock set - reproduction or original
- Glock 21 magazine pouches
- M1 Carbine magazine pouches
- M1 Carbine Paratrooper stock set - reproduction or original (M1A1)
- M1 Carbine sling and sling swivel
- M1 Carbine magazines

Willing to sell for $2,500 OBO (more interested in trades)

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[Galant]

pm sent

 

[nabaker]

Bump. Trades list has been updated, please check it out!

 

[Eddywangchang]

Do you have the original grips?

 

[nabaker]

No, I do not.

Do you have the original grips?

 

[nabaker]

Bump.

 

[Northwest Bob]

do you have the correct slide it should be a remington rand, but it looks good for a shooter

 

[nabaker]

This is the correct slide, it is a Colt. 100% original WWII US GI parts minus the grips.

do you have the correct slide it should be a remington rand, but it looks good for a shooter

 

[Medic!]

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[nabaker]

That's nice. I'm telling you, this is US GI original. I know that because it belonged to a family member who was issued it by the government, to him, a US soldier.

Colt 1911A1's with serial numbers between 710,001 - 1,140,000 should have the serial number stamped under the firepin retainer plate on the slide.
I have a 1943 colt in the 790,000 range. It has the serial number on both slide and frame.

 

[Medic!]

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[nabaker]

Ever hear of an arsenal rebuild?

Yes. I have a 1943 colt in the 790,000 range. It has the serial number on both slide and frame.
I have read SN# 916,405 - 1,041,404 were set aside for Remington rand. However Colt also used/duplicated SN# 921,700 - 1,041,404

 

[Medic!]

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[nabaker]

Thought it was common knowledge. Mine obviously has a 1911, not an M1911A1 slide that has been arsenal-rebuilt (obviously because it's parked, not blue).

Not in the description of the gun your add.But yes. It could be any number of 1911 or 1911a1 gun manufactures. It could even include manufacturers that made parts only. Such as slides.

 

[nabaker]

Since you asked nicely. Wait - that must've been someone else...

Colt 1911A1's with serial numbers between 710,001 - 1,140,000 should have the serial number stamped under the firepin retainer plate on the slide.
I have a 1943 colt in the 790,000 range. It has the serial number on both slide and frame.

 

[Medic!]

I'm sorry. My post's don't seam helpful to you selling your gun. I will delete my post's. Good luck with your sale.

 

[nabaker]

No worries. Looking more to trade than sell, BTW. I understand you were just trying to clear things up, but the way to go about doing that is not by insinuating I am lying or trying to scam anyone. Nevertheless, this was a fun conversation, and you sure know your 1911's!

I'm sorry. My post's don't seam helpful to you selling your gun. I will delete my post's. Good luck with your sale.

 

[tommy98466]

Ok... so does the frame have the serial number on it? Is it a Colt or Remington Rand?

 

[nabaker]

Yes, the frame has the serial number on it as well. I believe that makes it a RR frame with a Colt slide.

Ok... so does the frame have the serial number on it? Is it a Colt or Remington Rand?