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    1911 A1 Remington Rand - 1943 type II

    I’ve been wanting a second 1911 A1 to go with my 1943 Colt for a while now



    I found this 1943 type II Remington Rand from a private seller, who was selling most of his collection, he also had a 1945 Colt and several Sig P210. He initially wanted $ 2400.-, we settled at $ 1950.-. Barrel is a High Standard



    It came with this magazine which I suppose is WWI vintage



























    I have a Scovill magazine that is better suited to this gun





    I had never seen the Du-Lite finish. It’s obviously very different from the traditional high polish blueing of the commercial models or the Parkerising of later military models, it’s a kind of graphite grey.

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    1911 A1 Remington Rand - 1943 type II

    A couple of years ago I bought a few USGI small parts in the US to enhance my Auto Ordnance 1911 A1

    So I now cannibalised it and replaced the thumb safety and the trigger. I will still need to find a correct hammer.





    A few inside pics




    British proof marks under the left grip





















    The hole for the slide stop is chamfered, is that original ?





    I thought I’d post my USGI trio too



    Last edited by OLIAR15; 11-15-20 at 12:12.

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    Beautiful!

    Every time I shoot an old 1911, I'm reminded how tiny the sights were, back then. They are so much harder to quickly find.

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