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Remington Rand and Ithica National Match

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  • perry shooter
    I don't think the barrel is nickle but rather "IN THE WHITE" and polished the blued one may have been blued after it had the hood fitted and the bottom lugs cut. Remember these slides and barrels came over size and most were refinished after they were fitted. as Far as Rem. Rand Vs Ithaca also remember these frames were RACK guns The Rockwell test on the frames I have tested had the Ithaca slightly harder but not by much . if I had my choice I like the Kensight rear sight the best of all of the sights they used. MUCH BETTER
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  • skychaser53
    quote:Originally posted by perry shooter
    I don't think the barrel is nickle but rather "IN THE WHITE" and polished the blued one may have been blued after it had the hood fitted and the bottom lugs cut. Remember these slides and barrels came over size and most were refinished after they were fitted. as Far as Rem. Rand Vs Ithaca also remember these frames were RACK guns The Rockwell test on the frames I have tested had the Ithaca slightly harder but not by much . if I had my choice I like the Kensight rear sight the best of all of the sights they used. MUCH BETTER

    thanks, now I understand what "In the white" means.. been wondering for a couple weeks lol..
    Just looked it up. They started putting the Kensight's on NM in 1967.I bet the sight pins stay in the Kensights... My Eliason rear sight pin won't stay centered in my 70 GC.. Do they make a tapered pin for that ?
    Does the small Clawson guide tell when the re-works were made or do you need the big book for that ?
    Almost bought the small one Saturday, but it was signed by Clawson,, 50% more money ...[:(]
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  • perry shooter
    I dont have the small Clawson book because in talking directly to him at Ky gun shows he stated there was no updated info in the small book that was not in the original large book[:(]. as far as the pin in the Eliason sight . I take a piece of piano wire ans wire size drills and made sure the moveable part of the sight is free to move on the pi but it is snug on the two oldsie pieces then I slightly crush the one end of the pin tap into the sight and never had my pin to bend or break. Cheers Karl
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  • Jeepflexin
    quote:Originally posted by skychaser53
    quote:Originally posted by perry shooter
    I don't think the barrel is nickle but rather "IN THE WHITE" and polished the blued one may have been blued after it had the hood fitted and the bottom lugs cut. Remember these slides and barrels came over size and most were refinished after they were fitted. as Far as Rem. Rand Vs Ithaca also remember these frames were RACK guns The Rockwell test on the frames I have tested had the Ithaca slightly harder but not by much . if I had my choice I like the Kensight rear sight the best of all of the sights they used. MUCH BETTER

    thanks, now I understand what "In the white" means.. been wondering for a couple weeks lol..
    Just looked it up. They started putting the Kensight's on NM in 1967.I bet the sight pins stay in the Kensights... My Eliason rear sight pin won't stay centered in my 70 GC.. Do they make a tapered pin for that ?
    Does the small Clawson guide tell when the re-works were made or do you need the big book for that ?
    Almost bought the small one Saturday, but it was signed by Clawson,, 50% more money ...[:(]


    I have the small book currently and do not recall seeing info on re-works in it, great little book, well worth the $65.00 I shelled out for it. Like you I'm still 'saving up' for the big book; of course I only recently started my 1911 'love affair' so give me time and I'll own it too.

    Sorry I'm not more help.
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  • skychaser53
    jeepflexin

    thanks. I was just hoping it would be in the little book.... [:(]


    Karl, I'll give the crushed end bit a try. making sure the sight is still free to adjust, thanks..
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