All the dates I have seen for the new Remington Rands are from early 1962.
Remington rand 1911a1 barrel serial number#
Starting production in 1942, this version as noted by the serial number and the NON-underlined "No." before the serial number, is part of the line Remington had made to be more interchangeable to the other 1911's in production as its earlier production line was not interchangeable with other brands parts to suit the U.S military's needs. Apparently during the NRA/DCM pistol sales they found a store of late Remington Rand 1911A1 pistols in the original shipping boxes. M1911A1s accepted during that time from those makers will have his FJA mark. The only pic I have right now taken from the weapons shop site. Is there a chance that it's original37807 Here it is. What I find weird is that the barrel is marked colt.45auto. The gun is in excellent conditions, it was in a collection and it's not rearsenalized. 45 ACP Pistol, 1943 C&R arrowback Returns To All Sold Items arrowback Return To Sold Post-1900 U.S. Yesterday my dad has become the proud owner of a wonderful 1911a1 Remington 1495xxx. Army Ordnance officer in charge of war production in the Rochester district of New York from 1942 to 1946 and both the Remington Rand and Ithaca factories were under his control. CMP Service Grade Remington Rand 1911A1 1911-A1 US. One magazine has a Scovill "S" stamp on the toe, making it a genuine WWII magazine. The number is not an S&W part number, it is an Ordnance Part number.
This pistol is in great condition and comes with a WWII leather magazine holster, (2) 7-round magazines.
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