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The gun is complete with one magazine having blue finish and stamped with an 'L' on the top of the floor plate lip.

The front and rear sights have been altered by some filing and remnants of yellow highlight paint, most of which has worn away. The top of the slide is stamped with a 'P' proof mark ahead of the rear sight. 32-20, 1905 production with colt letter, originally shipped to kansas city, matching, exc. The only time I saw 'flashy' plated guns was for special use on the parade ground. Later I was issued a 1911A1 as a flight crewman - again the pilots'.

REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 VIETNAM REBUILD SERIAL NUMBER

The slide has a non-matching serial number '882042' stamped under the firing pin retainer. bore, vietnam era military rework w/vietnam era colt replacement slide & barrel, 97 sku003 colt bisley 5-1/2' blue. I was issued a 1911A1 and an M16 while attached to an infantry unit in the Delta region of IV Corp - every weapon I saw in a combat role was dark finished. The barrel is blue and stamped 'P' on the left side of the barrel lug, with the Flannery 'F' stamped on the right side indicating barrel replacement at some point. The left side of the slide is roll-stamped with the Colt 1897-1913 patent dates in a two-line block, the Rampant Colt trademark and 'COLT'S PT.F.A. Army Ordnance final inspection mark 'G.H.D.' below the slide stop and a 'P' proof mark is stamped near the magazine release button. 'M1911A1 U.S.ARMY' is roll stamped in front of the slide stop hole. 1152389' roll-stamped in two lines behind the slide stop hole. government in 1911 and attained iconic status throughout both World Wars, Korea, Vietnam and beyond. John Moses BrowningвЂ™s famous pistol was adopted by the U.S. Army Pistol, made in 1944 in Syracuse, New York. The right side of the frame has the Ordnance escutcheon stamped behind the grip panel with 'UNITED STATES PROPERTY/No. Here we present a C&R Remington-Rand Model of 1911A1 U.S. Manufactured by Colt Firearms in the later part of 1943.

Remington rand 1911a1 vietnam rebuild