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• #Remington rand 1911a1 magazine for sale serial number#

The pinned base Colt magazine is early war and originally. The welded base Scoville magazines are mid to late WW2 and are 'correct' for Ithaca, Remington Rand and US&S. These are all WW2 vintage and besides some finish loss, are in nice shape and appear to be fully operational. Condition is very good as later polished and refinished, retaining approx. Three genuine USGI 1911A1 magazines for sale. 45 ACP cal., 5' barrel, blue finish, smooth mahogany grips with applied Infantry badge to both panels, and one WWII era contract magazine. High Standard, on the other hand, produced 5-inch M1911 barrels during the war for not only Remington Rand but also for Ithaca and US&S. Remington-Rand Model 1911-A1 Semi-Automatic Pistol, 1414922. This is correct for late model Remington Rands as the typewriter and adding machine maker did not produce their own pistol barrels. This M1911A1 has one produced by High Standard as denoted by the “HS” mark on the lug. There is a "G" on top of the frame next to the disconnector. Item Number: PR50986 Previously sold Add to wishlist I agree to the terms and conditions and. ARMY" to the right of the slide stop pin. These are fairly available at about 35.00 ea except for the G which will be about 60.00. The pictures are representative only, not the actual grip set you will receive. without reinforcing ring around screw hole.

#Remington rand 1911a1 magazine for sale serial number#

"UNITED STATES PROPERTY" over the serial number with "M1911A1 U.S. It would be an all blue magazine with the letter S (Scovil) R (Risdon) L (Little) or G (General Shaver) stamped on top of the toe of the magazine base. EARLY REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 GRIPS - K1056. Whether you want to sell it or not is up to you. And, at the price you stated, a good bargain. But, on the other hand, you have a great pistol, one of the best. Most I saw were dang nigh silver colored for lack of finish. Cross cannons ordnance mark on the right rear of the frame, to the right of the hammer pin. The Remington Rand batch was pretty plentiful, and many saw use on up until the late fifties or later.

The "P" proof mark is located near the magazine release and on top of the slide, in front of the rear sight. Please refer to the photos as there is some pitting in the bore.Remington Rand Model 1911A1 U.S. 1911s are highly sought after and this is an opportunity to own a WWII era piece of history! This firearm appears completely original with correct parts throughout and 95 Parkerized finish intact. Some US Special Forces still use them today. Up for bid is a beautiful 1944 Remington Rand 1911A1. The creation of legendary firearms designer John Browning, the Model 1911 was the standard-issue sidearm of the United States military starting in 1911, served through WWI, WWII, the Korean War, and Vietnam War until it was replaced in 1986.

It features the early 'first type' slide address with 'NEW YORK' spelled out rather than abbreviated. The division formed was designated Remington Rand C Division. .the correct WWII brown plastic grips with an original WWII, S marked blued magazine. This is a very early Remington Rand 1911A1 that is one of only 5269 that were shipped in 1942 (out of a total production of nearly 900,000 during WWII).

Remington Rand formed a new division to take charge of building the pistols. The company had no experience building pistols at the time it was awarded the contract. Ithaca manufactured a total 335,466 pistols under Government contract from 1943 to 1945, making this a 1st year Ithaca production. Remington Rand was awarded its first order on March 16th, 1942, for a total of 125,000 1911A1 pistols.

Army Ordnance officer in charge of war production in the Rochester district of New York from 1942 to 1946 at both the Remington Rand and Ithaca factories and “P” proof mark near mag release, “UNITED STATES PROPERTY NO. Stamps: “ITHACA GUN CO., INC ITHACA NY” on left side of slide, “FJA” Ordnance inspector’s mark of Col. It Can be identified by a small letter A stamped on the TOP of the floor plate tab. The Magazine is an “A” Stamp Mag which is WWII correct. This 1911A1 is in great condition for its age and comes with one magazine and a softcase. If you have a military issue 1911A1 pistol made by Remington Rand, the values can be.