Colt Model of 1911 U.S. Army .45 ACP Cottone Auctions
Colt Model Of 1911 U.s. Army. Additional information and research letter provided by consignor. Manufactured in october 1918, this desirable example of a u.s.
Colt Model of 1911 U.S. Army .45 ACP Cottone Auctions
Colt s/n c18501 to c18850 and norway s/n 1 to 5000 = june 1915 to ww ii (400 colt 1911’s.45 caliber purchased and issued to norwegian navy. Most of the original finish is gone, there is moderate discoloration on the slide/frame, some pitting,. In 1917, norway obtained licence to manufacture it’s m1911 pistols. Web inspection of new and overhauled small arms. There is some frosting on the slide and frame, with scattered spots of pinprick surface erosion. Army” on the right side of the slide. British forces would also take the weapon into inventory for their royal navy and royal flying corps ranks up until the end of world war 2. Web colt.45 caliber m1911 navy pistol. Web 7) colt m1911 norwegian: Forces to quickly reload and was
Army” on the right side of the slide. Additional information and research letter provided by consignor. Web the 1911 has come a long way since colt's original 1911 government model. The colt government model features a 5 barrel with a 8 1/2 overall length. It has a 5 barrel with a 7 round magazine. A detachable magazine with a 7 round capacity. The differences between colt 1911 models in.45 acp: Army” on the right side of the slide. All of its markings are appropriate for a pistol made in that year. Army manufactured in 1918 according to the serial number (498760). It is in excellent condition with thinning on the front edges of the slide and frame, and on the backstrap.
