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kregg slack
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what is a 1911 remington rand worth, it also says united states property m 1 1911 AI u.s army. ser number is 2142xxx very good shape. i got it from a lady for $325.00 it was her dads who passed away.
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Spott3r
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Do a google search...
http://www.gunsamerica.com/93106824..._A1_1943_with_orig_holster_belt_mag_pouch.htm
or you could go to the local library and check this book out...
https://store.bluebookinc.com/Firearms/Default.aspx
http://www.gunsamerica.com/93106824..._A1_1943_with_orig_holster_belt_mag_pouch.htm
or you could go to the local library and check this book out...
https://store.bluebookinc.com/Firearms/Default.aspx
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Mike Swartz
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Kregg;
I saw a Remington-Rand 1911-A1 new in the cardboard shipping box with the second magazine sell for $1750.00 plus a 10% hammer fee(commission) in a major auction house sale(Julia,I think). It is just coming to light how few of these pistols in as issued condition remain. But this pistol was a condition rarity. If the pistol is used and fired or spent a lot of time under the seat of a pickup truck prices are less. I have seen clunkers sell for $4-500.00 in the last year. Condition is the whole thing. Regardless of the condition, anything less that a complete hi-end restoration of the pistol will add little to the value.
Mike Swartz
I saw a Remington-Rand 1911-A1 new in the cardboard shipping box with the second magazine sell for $1750.00 plus a 10% hammer fee(commission) in a major auction house sale(Julia,I think). It is just coming to light how few of these pistols in as issued condition remain. But this pistol was a condition rarity. If the pistol is used and fired or spent a lot of time under the seat of a pickup truck prices are less. I have seen clunkers sell for $4-500.00 in the last year. Condition is the whole thing. Regardless of the condition, anything less that a complete hi-end restoration of the pistol will add little to the value.
Mike Swartz
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hecksf
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You should go to
http://forums.1911forum.com/
and go to the USGI forum there.
This would be their bag.
Ted
http://forums.1911forum.com/
and go to the USGI forum there.
This would be their bag.
Ted
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f d shuster
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If it's all original, and not chopped up, like so many are, you got a once in a lifetime bargain. As mentioned above check-out "The Blue Book of Gun Values": you may be surprised.