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This site is completely free and there are no costs. Please enjoy and provide feedback.How much do you think this 1915 Colt Model of 1911 U.S. Army is worth?
- Thread starter spinshop
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I would get a real pro estimate X at least 2-3, do you know its history?
Richard150MPH
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Going to depend a LOT on how original it is.
If all "Matching" correct parts, down to the patina, could be several thousand dollars!
Now where have we seen this before?
If all "Matching" correct parts, down to the patina, could be several thousand dollars!
Now where have we seen this before?
I think it's been refinished. I looked at the auction site is why I say this. Plus, a firearm that old with original bluing would show some wear.
I do not. The auction doesn't have much info. I think the Colt on the grips are not original.
Checking the serial # and it shows late 1915 and the frame is Springfield.
Does look good though even if it was refinished and has a different slide.
$500 tops.
No way. My son directed me to this site if I wanted one that bad. That`s where he bought his.
Surplus U.S. Army 1911 Information - Civilian Marksmanship Program
The latest on the CMP 1911 sales will be posted on this page, including ordering and grade information as well as availability.
thecmp.org
My reason for this is the firearm is not original. It has been refinished. Lots of 1911's out there. If I wanted it, I'd pay whatever I wanted to for it.
How about this. might be a good shooter for the money.