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    A slightly different M1911A1..

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    I think that Colt was experimenting with ways to keep the 1911 pistol Cool when used in rapid fire. LOL

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    I wonder if that is the full serial#. Ithaca?
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    very interesting pistol , did you do that or was this a GI training aid

    :>} i know .......... you wouldnt do that to a perfectly good classic pistol ,

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    Quote Originally Posted by A square 10 View Post
    very interesting pistol , did you do that or was this a GI training aid

    :>} i know .......... you wouldnt do that to a perfectly good classic pistol ,

    It was made in 1944 at Springfield Armory as a training aid...

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    Very nice John ...

    Love the lighting in your pics ...

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    Hey Chief,

    That's a Navy modification so when you drop it overboard the water can run out.

    I'm surprised you didn't know about that.

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    Yep, it is the lightweight, air cooled Naval Model!!!!!

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