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Blueprints and Specifications for the M1911A1 .45 Caliber Service Pistol
(U.S. Ordnance Department blueprints dating from 1936 with revisions through the 1940's)
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PDF file size = 865k
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PDF file size = 509k
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PDF file size = 1.75Mb
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PDF file size = 906k
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PDF file size = 1.17Mb
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PDF file size = 719k
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PDF file size = 828k
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PDF file size = 989k
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PDF file size = 7.59Mb
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Note: Scanning and digitization of book provided courtesy of MILSURPS.COM member "mudpuppy".
These blueprints and specifications for the M1911A1 .45 Cal Service Pistol are graciously provided for the benefit of the MILSURPS.COM members by mudpuppy. The original U.S. Ordnance Department blueprints are dated January 15th, 1936 and many of the blueprints show revisions dating throughout the 1940's.
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