#REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 SALE SERIAL NUMBER#

PPT can be done at Faith Armory or Turners in Temecula, or The Shootist or Brass and Bass in Murrieta. If anyone is interested or wants more information please contact me directly by EMAIL at are not the best, but all I can do with my cheap old little camera. Price for this one is $1,500 FIRM + shipping. I have more photos of this one I can send to anyone interested who contacts me by EMAIL and requests them.

I had 2 of these, the other was not quite as nice and was my shooter - I sold it for $1,500 several months ago and kept this one since it was the best condition one. Everything is original and correct - the magazine isn't one of the General Shaver ones with the seam down the back, but is a correct WW2 mag with blued finish and pinned bottom for RR. The only 'issue' is a small 'idiot scratch' from the take-down lever. This is a very nice, all original gun in excellent condition. All original WW2 Remington Rand 1911A1 (SOLD) Overall a decent and shootable original 100 year old WW1 1911.Дў. Original diamond checkered walnut grips are in good shape, better than many I've seen.Д®verything works and functions as it should. Good clean shootable bore, has a little frosting/fine pitting at the edges of the grooves. Has wear on top of the slide, front and back of grip frame, and edges and high spots. Remington Rand, based out of Syracuse, New York, began to ramp up production starting in about May 1943, and a total of about 900,000 pistols were manufactured for the U.S. This 1911A1 features Parkerized steel frame, and is engraved UNITED STATES PROPERTYand M1911 A1 U. Military 1911 pistols from this period had a blackish bluing that was not very durable, other than a few really pristine ones I've seen, this looks as good or better than most I've seen offered for sale. I'm not good at estimating '% of finish'.

#REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 SALE SERIAL NUMBER#

Serial number is 322133, which as I recall dates it to early 1918.ДЇinish and all parts are correct and original as far as I have been able to determine. We are looking at some substantial medical bills for some of our rescue dogs, so I'm putting a couple more vintage 1911's from my personal collection up for sale. As many here know, my daughter and I run 'Wolf Creek Dog Rescue', a 501(c)3 dog and wolf-dog rescue/shelter/sanctuary in Sage, on the eastern edge of the Temecula Wine Country, between Temecula and Hemet.

Remington rand 1911a1 sale