SKU 20771
used very good
Used Price
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This 1911 is a WWI production military handgun from 1917. Ordnance markings of H and P show this handgun came from the Hartford Arsenal, and a type 2 second iteration Colt logo confirms its 1917 manufacture date. Additional final inspection GHS markings also prove that this handgun was property of the US Army when it was made. The bore has good rifling and the overall finish is very good with some wear around the front strap of the handgun's grip and a few light pitting marks on the left side of the slide.
UPC | ECOM00020771 |
Caliber | .45 ACP |
Finish | BLUED |
Capacity | 7 ROUNDS |
Weight | NOT SPECIFIED |
Action | SEMI AUTO |
Frame Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
Slide Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
Barrel Length | 5 BARREL |
Receiver Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
Receiver Finish | NOT SPECIFIED |
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