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What would the serial number prefix be for a military issued springfield model 1911-A1 pistol ?
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The left sides of the receivers were marked ....
The serial numbers for the Springfield Armory M1911 pistols ranged between 72,571 and 133,186 there was no prefix.
The 1911-A1 was never manufactured by Springfield Armory, they only produced 1911's .
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WTS: Polish Military WZ1970 Pellet Pistol at APEX Gun Parts Original Polish military pellet pistol model WZ1970, condition used, very good. $75
These are break open action, spring powered pistols with adjustable triggers and sights.
These are quality ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gunboards):
Sold out Originally Posted by kenb Sold out Sorry about that!
The good news is that we have more already coming, the downside is I have no estimated delivery date!
Please keep an eye on the APEX web site as these will be relisted on the same page/link... .
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In 1855 the U.S. Army adopted a .58-caliber rifled musket it is the oldest pistol stiil used.
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L.A. gun buyback yields rocket launcher, assault weapons
May 14, 2012 |
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2 ... earms.html
A $2,000 pair of pocket pistols and a military rocket launcher -- sans rocket -- were among the 1,673 firearms that Los Angeles...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at TexasCHLforum):
Here's to hoping that somehow those end up on an online gun auction now :) Dear California, the residents of the rest of the free United States, specifically Texas, would be tickled pink to reimburse... .
My home's real safe...no "unwanted" firearms here...
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Was killing time at work and came across this:
http://futurewarstories.blogspot.com...t-pistols.html
A good read if you're not doing anything special. Enjoy.
...Contrary the their depiction in mass media, combat pistols serve most of their operation life...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ridemonkey):
If I am going to have to shoot someone in a defensive... .
I've seen, up close and personal, the difference in those two holes, and the difference in soft tissue damage .
I liked how it shot, and I still wished it came in a .45 .
I carried the Sig 226 as a medic.
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Copied from falfiles.com post.
This will be the 23rd match
I will have an optics class again for the drop eight, with only a first place plaque though as there will probably not be very many shooters using optics.
If you want to shoot in both...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at milsurpshooter):
Reno Santini 11.24 / 14.43 ....
Chip Harris 10.82 / 11.25 (AR15)
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Heather Waddel 10.27 / 11.84 (AR15)
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Jason Corn 9.33 / 21.68 (FAL)
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Drop 8 (Fastest of two times posted first) Iron sights
(8 Steel 8"x13" targets at 200 yds)
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Here are the results.
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Beretta M9A1 USMC Pistol - YouTube Beretta M9A1 USMC Pistol - YouTube
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This isn't a theory....
9: So the open topped slide can allow dirt or sand to get into the slide and jam the pistol the open topped slide can allow dirt or sand to get into the slide and jam the pistol? I thought of the pistol.
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For some reason I cannot explain, C&R surplus pistols have no appeal to me. I'm enamored with military surplus rifles and love collecting the usual suspects - Mausers, Swiss K31, SKS, etc. To me, those rifles have class and history. But the pistols......
Started by robertsig on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thefiringline):
But maybe I need to pick.
Old military handguns just seem dingy, and like I said, the rifles have class.
Sadly, I accumulate them all No, They both make me happy .
Or, you just aren't a pistol person.
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Shotgun stock with pistol grip
In reference to defensive shotguns, I've seen more semi auto shotguns with pistol grip fixed lenght stocks than pump shotguns. Are there any advantages to have a pistol grip fixed lenght stock on a pump shotgun? Why are...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thehighroad):
Tacticool vs tactical
You can assume that anything patterned after military that makes a dual ....
It is "tactical" simply because the military uses weapons with a pistol grip.
But the pistol grip wasn't that much different.
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The last few weeks going to my local gun store this Remington model 51 has been calling my name. I'm more into the WW II military guns but have moved somewhat into the cold war era rilfes and pistols and this pistol for some reason cought my eye. This...
Started by justaguy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gunboards):
It is ....
If Patton carried one it has to be military tough Sounds like you made an offer on the proper way to take it apart.
Everything you want to know can be found here:
http://unblinkingeye.com to agree .. .
It *is* a WWII military gun.
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