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colt govt model?
Hey all;
I am new to the 1911 market, though paying attention, i just want to go through the extra hassle with handgun purchasing, and looking for good deals
(stupidly i passed on all of them)
I was offered this for sale for a carbine plus cash, but i dont know much about it. What is it worth? when is it from?
last gunshow, guy had an ithaca for 1400, that i was thinking of going back for, or hopefully find a rem rand shooter for less than 1000. worse case, buying one of the new springfield milspec ones, or if anyone has one 
thanks for your help
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Last edited by davfink; 03-23-2009 at 08:38 PM.
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03-23-2009 08:36 PM
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It is a Colt Government Model, which means it is a commercial and not a military pistol, made in 1925. It was originally finished in a beautiful oven blue finish, but has been given a phosphate (Parkerized) finish at some time in it's past. The slide would be serial numbered to the frame under the firing pin stop plate. I would think the pistol would be valued in the $750 range.
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It would have had walnut grips originally instead of the later Coltwood grips.