martial arms collection The pistol appears to be original in all regards and, as far as I can tell, sports all the correct markings. Did not verify if the finish is original or re-parkerized.
#Value of 1945 remington rand 1911a1 pistol serial number#
Serial number 2439XXX is in the last lot of production in 1945. A number of manufacturers build GI-style M1911- and M1911A1-style pistols, albeit with modern upgrades for today’s shooters. Finally, I have become an 'official' member of the M1911 club with the addition of this 1945 Remington-Rand M1911A1 pistol to my WWII U.S. It is near mint condition with 99 finish, original grips, FJA proof on upper left rear of left side trigger guard, S on top right side of trigger guard and H on lower left. The bore is bright with sharp rifling and no erosion. The pistol is in about almost Excellent condition with 93 of its parkerized finish remaining. It is correctly marked for a Remington produced pistol and has a barrel by High Standard, who supplied barrels to Remington Rand. Pretty common, the one we sold was also a HS barrel. The High standard barrel were used as replacment barrels. Yours should pull in the 700 to 1000 range. Today we are spoiled-not that I’m complaining-with accurate, tight-fitting pistols that feature extended beavertail grip safeties, mag wells, Picatinny rails, large sights, Cerakote finishes, lowered and flared ejection ports and a slew of other enhancements that make operating a 1911-style pistol more comfortable and more effective. This is a 1911-A1 pistol made by Remington Rand in 1944 during WWII. We sold a 90 Remington Rand in our store last week for 1400. The tolerances of the GI-issued M1911A1s were loose for a reason. The M1911A1 was made to take abuse as much as give it out in real-world combat, where a pistol had to be immune to dust, sand, mud and even rust from lack of maintenance. The pistol went on to be America’s longest-serving sidearm, and the enthusiasm for the 1911-style pistol doesn’t look like it will abate very soon, even after 104 years. 45, M1911.” In 1924, changes were made to the M1911 and the pistol was designated the M1911A1. I think all these people need to take a better look. Everyone seems to think the barrel is a WW-1 Colt 1918 barrel.
The used value of a REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1 pistol has risen 167. It looks like it may have the original park finish on it and might be all correct except for the barrel. The 12 month average price is 1,900.18 used.
After extensive trials, the Army adopted the “Automatic Pistol, Caliber. A REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1 pistol is currently worth an average price of 1,970.86 used. John Browning had a design and Colt had the manufacturing expertise. Army was in need of a pistol and a cartridge. Back at the turn of the 20th century, the U.S. Remington Rand was an early American business machine manufacturer, best known originally as a typewriter manufacturer and in a later incarnation as the manufacturer of the UNIVAC line of mainframe.
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