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    Heres a beauty of a Colt WW2 M1911A1

    Just manufactured after the slide wasnt numbered, with Colt .45 AUTO blued barrel, with P, Little CL magazine, SN 1198767..Any SRS info? Oct 1943, Im told?
    Nice hardening line on slide...nice Pony, and GHD

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    Worth more than the Ithaca, I think...Andy
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    Manufactured around first of April 1944, and approximately 60,000 after slides were last numbered.
    Nice Colt.

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    Any idea where/when shipped?
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    To Springfield Armory around first of April, 1944. Only a Colt letter will give you exact day of shipment.

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    The slide stop looks like a 1911 undercut type.... Nice looking pistola!!!!!
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    John, the stop used in early 1944 was checkered, but without the undercut, and being parked, not blued, do you think its replaced, or could Colt have still had 1911 stops in stock, now being parked?
    Thankyou, Andy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Garandrew View Post
    John, the stop used in early 1944 was checkered, but without the undercut, and being parked, not blued, do you think its replaced, or could Colt have still had 1911 stops in stock, now being parked?
    Thankyou, Andy

    It was most likely replaced. It is highly unlikely that Colt used any 1911 parts in late 1911A1s. I have a good stock of A1 parts, and if you would like to replace yours, contact me..

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