#Remington rand 1911a1 barrel for sale Patch#

The assembly has been fitted to a 1943 production Remington Rand frame, and well fit at that, with no play between the slide and frame. Military Match and Marksmanship Automatic PistolsвЂќ for reference, we have confirmed that this pistolвЂ™s slide assembly, including barrel and bushing, has proper markings and features for a National Match pistol assembled in 1964. Our Assessment:В Developed from the standard-issue 1911 sidearm, the National Match pistols were accurized and fitted with adjustable target sights for use by U.S. The magazine has been refinished, showing scattered wear and pinprick erosion with intact feed lips and a strong spring. As with all used firearms, it may need a thorough cleaning to meet your maintenance standards.Д«ox, Paperwork & Accessories:В This pistol comes with a single 7-round magazine marked вЂњLвЂќ on top of the floorplate.

A rubber buffer has been installed on the guide-rod behind the recoil spring. The slide to frame fit has no play, but the slide moves fairly smoothly. Mechanics:В The action functions correctly. Overall, this handgun is in Very Good condition as customized. The markings range from clear to worn, but legible. The screw heads range from sharp to lightly tool marked with strong slots. Black paint has been applied on and around the front sight. There is a faint вЂњidiot markвЂќ under the slide stop on the left of the frame. The trigger has wear on it consistent with a previously installed trigger shoe. There are some scattered light nicks and scuffs, some under the finish. The most notable wear is in the frontstrap where there is an odd pattern as though someone was preparing to checker or stipple the surface. Overall Condition:В This handgun retains about 90% of its current metal finish. Some other small parts may have been replaced.Д«ore Condition:В The bore is bright and the rifling is sharp. The mainspring housing, hammer and trigger are not original to the frame.

#Remington rand 1911a1 barrel for sale Patch#

There is a patch of black paint on and around the front sight.ДЇinish Originality:В The slideвЂ™s finish appears Original, but the slide is not original to the frame. Type of Finish:В Parkerized, Aluminum Trigger (see Our Assessment). Overall, the grips are in Excellent condition as not original to the gun. The grips have no notable wear or damage, only light handling marks. The interior of the grips are marked with a post-WWII part number. Stock Configuration & Condition:В The grips are two-piece checkered plastic with reinforcement rings around the grip screws and reinforcement ribs on the interior. The left of the rear sight base is marked вЂњTRIANGLE / HEGвЂќ, the right is marked вЂњU.S.вЂќ.

The rear sight is an HEG (Elliason) square-notch adjustable for windage and elevation dovetailed to the rear of the slide.

Sights / Optics:В The front sight is a tall patridge blade with a serrated rear face and integral serrated, ramped base fixed to the front of the slide. The front face of the bushing is marked вЂњ7267718 / N MвЂќ, the outside of the barrel bushing is hand-scribed вЂњ2072вЂќ. The barrel is marked вЂњ45 AUTO / NM 7791414 / 785132вЂќ at the chamber, the left link-lug is marked вЂњMвЂќ and вЂњPвЂќ, the right link-lug is marked вЂњCвЂќ in box. The top of the frame is marked вЂњGвЂќ by the disconnector. ARMYвЂќВ and behind the grip with an Ordnance wheel. The right of the frame is marked вЂњUNITED STATES PROPERTY / NO 1033262вЂќ, вЂњM1911 A1 U.S. There is aВ hardness-test punch mark on the top of the slide. The left of the frame is marked вЂњFJAвЂќ below the slide stop with a poorly struck вЂњPвЂќ below and behind the magazine release. Markings:В The left of the slide is marked вЂњNM 7791435вЂќ, the right is marked вЂњDRAKE MFG. Year of Manufacture:В The frame was made in 1943, the slide in 1964ДЄction Type:В Single Action Semi-Automatic Pistol fed by Detachable Magazine Model:В M1911A1 frame, 1964 National Match slide Arrow_back Returns To All Sold Items arrow_back Return To Sold Remingtons