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lkannes

Last January I submitted the paperwork to purchase a 1911a1 through the CMP. It arrived yesterday. It doesn't have any re-arsenal marks and doesn't appear to have been reparkerized. It's a Remington Rand with a correct type 3 Rand slide and HS barrel from 1944.

I'll take out later today to see how it shoots.

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  • navc130

    The previous owner of my Rem Rand said the target scores he shot with it were the same as with his target / competition 1911's. It functions very well and has the same smooth finish as yours.

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  • diver-rig

    That is beautiful, Leo.


    Congratulations!

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  • lkannes
    diver-rig: 30635899183515/comments/30635914704923

    That is beautiful, Leo.

    Congratulations!

    Thanks, even though I already own a Rand and was hoping for a Colt, I am satisfied with it. It kinda has the been there, done that look to it.

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  • Ruger4me

    lkannes yours looks very nice, especially compared to the one the guy is asking about in the experts forum...oh and its a colt kinda...

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  • select-fire

    Nice Piece

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  • Nanuq907

    There’s a good lookin shootin iron.

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  • mogley98

    Cool I always had a hankering for a CMP firearm but never went through with the process. Good for you!

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  • Nanuq907

    Okay am I the only one here that doesn’t know what a “CMP” is?

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  • Horse Plains Drifter

    Civilian Markesmanship Program.

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    Back around the turn of the 1900s it was the DCM ( Department of Civilian Marksmanship). Somewhere in the mid(?) 1900s it morphed into the CMP.

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