Thanks Quack! It's a fundamental model that I bought new back in the earlier 90't for $450.I nevertheless actually possess the receipt in the box LOL. I was looking at a utilized 4' Kimber. When it comes straight down to it, I really put on't wish to obtain rid of thé Springer, I was just looking for a 2nd opinion on the price I has been quoted by the seller. Jammer.here's a little piece of information that may conserve you a heart stroke or MI in the potential.

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1. Nov 03, 2011  Hey there! I have a 1911 that I'd like to see if anyone could identify for me. I intend to call Springfield with the serial number, but can't do so.
2. Sep 22, 2011  Springfield uses the prefixes of 'N' and 'NM' to designate 1911-A1 type pistols, just as we used 'AM' as the prefix for the P9 series of pistols. The only pistols which use the national match frames are the complete custom pistols built through our custom shop. These pistols have 'Springfield Custom' etched on the slide, and will.

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It'beds not skyrocket science. Kaisi yeh judai hai aankh bhar meri aayi hai mp3 song. Kgrimm86, I'meters with you.time marches on, new people with different encounters and views join and sometimes you simply want even more or experiences that might become fresh.you might need to post a photo of your simple 1911A1 as I think $550 might end up being a little bit high.considering you might possess something even more than perhaps you know???

1911 1911A1.45 Colt.45 ACP Production Statistics and Serial Numbers. M1911 Site Search. Springfield Armory Loaded Micro-Compact 1911-A1; Springfield Armory. Dating a Springfield Armory Springfield Armory. Appearantly the search function is not my. You'll have to contact Springfield with the serial number.

Anyway.good good luck with your selection and encouraged.ask whatever questions you including.individuals who get tired of this issue or that can simply not click on the line or move on. By the way.if you're seeking responses.consider it from someone who marketed his Springer twice and bought it back (so I purchased mine 3 instances ).put on't market it.you may feel dissapointed about it.

Thanks for all the information men. I bring the gun regular which can be why I desired a compact 1911a1. I've chose to simply keep this one particular and buy the some other one.one can never ever have as well many guns, right LOL kgrimm86, I think you made the correct choice in keeping it.

I as well have got a SA very similar to yours. I believe back again in the day SA called it ' Standard ' which equates to todays ' MiI-Spec ' as thére were no GI Model back then. Mine has the blocky framework and cleaned blued finish off.

My weapon is definitely serial numbéred ' NM 145xxx '. I've long been comparing it to my various other 1911s and that older Springfield seems to possess a ' harder ' steel. Seems to be thicker in all proportions almost related in fat and appears to the Professional model. I have got a Milspec and a Superstar PD. I don't find the dimension that much of a distinction concerning concealability, but the fat difference is significant espescially if you put on it all day.

The Star PD was one of the first factory cut 1911 with an light weight aluminum body. It was made to become carried more than shot but it offers a cause that would make a focus on gun envious, gobbles everything it is definitely fed and shoots where I point it.

The full size gun is nevertheless even more reassuring in my hands. It is usually good to have got both sorts. Hi men.brand-new to the forum and I possess a quick query.

I possess a metal 1911A1 with the NM serial number. I know that indicates it had been assembled right here in the US, but will that indicate it's even more precious? I'meters thinking of investing it and the seller gave me a cost of $550. Is usually that fair?

Thanks a lot in advance! Kevin Kevin, I believe that's is certainly a great price structured on the costs in California.

I simply purchased one and paid a bigger cost than you do since taxes are very much higher that all of you men. As considerably as the 'NM' designation can be I can't state but I perform understand that all SA's are put together in this nation. The fundamental forgings are performed in Brazilian and brought in into the Us. You have got a great gun and suggest you stick with it. Kevin, I believe that's is certainly a great price centered on the prices in Ca. I just bought one and compensated a larger price than you do since taxes are very much higher that all of you guys. As far as the 'NM' designation is definitely I can't say but I perform understand that all SA't are place collectively in this country.

The fundamental forgings are usually accomplished in Brazilian and imported into the USA. You have a wonderful pistol and suggest you stay with it. Rimfire,22 only the a single's that don'capital t say Imbel, Brasil might end up being put together in the Us.

Military Variations from 1912 to 1945. Producer/Serial Amount/Date Produced Beginning of Michael1911: 1) Colt: H/N 1 to 3190 = April 16, 1912 to Might 31, 1912 2) Colt: S i9000/N 3190 to 7501 = May 31, 1912 to Oct. 10, 1912.

(S i9000/N 3501 to 3799 were very first U.S i9000.M.Chemical. Pistols produced by Colt delivered Summer 6, 1912.) 3) Colt: H/N 7501 to (approximately) 20,000 = March. 10, 1912 to January.

1913 4) Colt: H/N (approx.) 20,000 to 83,856 = Jan. 19, 1913.

H/N 38,001 to 43,900 Navy blue Design (USS New York) = Walk 9, 1912 to Mar 5, 1915. Beds/N 43,901 to 44,000 Navy Model (USS Tx) = March 9, 1912 to Drive 5, 1915. T/N 36,401 to 37,650 U.T.M.D. Model made by Colt = Come july 1st 9, 1913 5) Colt: S/N 83,856 to 89,801 = Aug. 19, 1913 to July 20, 1914. (Beds/N 83,901 to 84,400 U.Beds.M.M.

Design = May 12, 1914) 6) Colt: H/N 89,801 to 108,601 = Come july 1st 20, 1914 to February. 8, 1915. Unlocker. (S i9000/N 96,001 to 97,537 Navy Design (U.S i9000.

Navy Backyard, Brooklyn, N.Y.) = March 9, 1912 to Mar 5, 1915) 7) Colt: H/N 108,601 to 290,000 = February. 8, 1915 to May, 1918.

(S i9000/N 109,501 to 110,000 Navy Model, T/N 223,953 to 223,991 Navy Model, S i9000/N 232,001 to 233,600 Navy blue Design). (Beds/N 151,187 to 151,986 U.Beds.M.D. Model, Beds/N 185,801 to 186,201 U.H.M.C.

Model, T/N 209,587 to 210,386 U.S.M.Chemical. Model, T/N 215,387 to 217,386 U.S.M.C. Design) 8) Colt/Springfield: T/N 128,617 to 133,186 = 1916 to 1924 ( These versions are quite hard to properly determine) 9) Colt: H/N 290,000 to 450,000 = Might, 1918 to April. 24, 1918 10) Colt: H/N 450,000 to 629,500 = March. 24, 1918 to Apr 10, 1919 11) Springfield Armory: H/N 72,571 to 133,186 = Apr 1914 to April, 1917 12) Remington-UMC: T/N 1 to 15,000 = Aug. 10, 1918 to May 24, 1919 13) Remington-UMC: Beds/N 15,000 to 21,676 = August.

10, 1918 to Might 24, 1919 14) North American Hands: S i9000/N 1 to 100 S/N's 111, 222, 333, 444, 555 = July 1, 1918 to Dec. They are usually very rare and rank in value with Vocalist versions.

( None of these had been reported shipped to any branch of the military but about 100 regular models and about 5 presentation models were produced in Quebec, Europe by the North American Hands Company, Ltd.) 15) A. Savage Munitions Co. Was issued a contract on September 20, 1918 and terminated on Dec. Some parts were made but no comprehensive pistols. It is unidentified for certain if any film negatives were produced and no structures were produced. Beginning of Michael1911A1: 14) Colt ( Changeover Versions): Beds/N 700,000 to 710,000 = 1924 15) Colt: S/N 710,001 to 711,000 = Early 1937 16) Colt: T/N 711,001 to 712,350 = Mid to Later 1937 17) Colt: S/N 712,350 to 713,645 = 1938 18)Colt: T/N 713,646 to 717,281 = 1939. Begining in 1940, the slip's muzzel end was hardened after the finish was applied but a color mis-match had been suppose to end up being rejected.

From 1942 to 1945 all 1911A1 pistols should show a slight to extremely noticed mismatch of color on the muzzle finish of glide, and from 1943 the glide lock notch region should furthermore show some discoloration from hardening after the pistol's finish off was used. 19) Colt: S i9000/N 717,282 to 721,977 = 1940 20) Colt: H/N 721,977 to 756,733 = 1941 21) Colt: S/N 756,734 to 857,000 = 1942 (Beds/N's 856,405 to 916,404 were also duplicated by Ithaca but will have “F.L.A new.” Ithaca examination initials.) 22) Colt: S i9000/N 857,000 to 1,609,529 = 1943 (Beds/N's 856,405 to 916,404 had been duplicated by Ithaca look for “F.J.A new.” Ithaca inspection initials. H/N's 1,041,405 to 1,096,404 had been duplicated by Partnership Switch Transmission.

Look for “RCD” USS inspection initials.) 23) Colt: (Industrial/Military Model) S i9000/N 857,000 to 1,609,529 = 1943 (approx.