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1911 Mark IV Series 70 Magazine Capacity

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  • Ricci.Wright

    I assume the slide is marked Colt?? What markings are on the frame?? Para used to sell some double stack frames.

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  • Lucky4597


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  • BobJudy

    I think Ricci nailed it. Para Ordinance frame, Colt series 70 upper. If you have big hands it should be a good shooter. Bob

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  • TANK78Z

    what you have in a para ordinance frame , the frame is the gun, the slide was made by colt, and does not change the fact that the gun itself is a para.

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  • Lucky4597

    I'm believing it - but not understanding why someone would do it. Unless they were just fat w/parts, or wrecked one of them I suppose. Para Ordnance 1911's aren't exactly being given away out there on GB. Hey - I have been known to jack w/stuff in the name of science. It's HD's whole marketing model: take a reasonably functional motorcycle and replace parts on it till it barely runs, BAH!! 🤟

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  • Ricci.Wright

    It was probably done thirty five years ago when a double stack .45 was a new thing.

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  • Lucky4597

    Well, little Intel has come to me that we can take w/a grain of salt: guy who knows the guy who put it together says its a P80 polymer lower and Wolf custom slide.

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  • Ricci.Wright

    Are you talking about the 1911 you posted photos of?? I don't remember Para ever making poly frames and if someone made that frame and marked it with a S/N and Para trademark?? Well, someone might be going away. That is clearly a Colt slide. Just my opinion.

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  • Lucky4597

    Like I said, just add salt... You gotta put on your BS boots when you talk to certain people about dogs, horses, guns, women, and cars.

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  • BobJudy

    Not sure what your friend is describing, but it isn't the gun in your pics.

    This is a Para Ordnance frame. Look familiar? Bob

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  • Lucky4597

    Mr. Bob On-The-Case!!! Indeed it is. Makes feel a bit better. It's also a hell of an endorsement for original engineering.

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