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sst531
I did my annual cleaning of my reloading bench awhile back and found a bunch of parts that I have no use for in the foreseeable future. I am wondering if they are desireable enough to sell at auction or just junk that should be consigned to the trash. Here is a partial list: Colt Ace (PreWar Model) slide w/rear signt, extractor, firing pin & spring and stop, barrel, barrel bushing, recoil spring plug, trigger (checkered), hammer w/strut&pin, grip safety, mainspring housing, slide stop, disconnector and sear, one two toned magazine (floor plate is marked Colt Ace), grip screws w/bushings and several pins. 1911 Commercial Model 45: barrel w/link&pin, barrel bushing, disconnector, extractor, sear spring, main spring w/cap, firing pinw/spring, plunger tube, recoil spring. In addition, I also found a 22 caliber barrel with a floating chamber(genesis unknown) and two Colt 22lr magazines that I think fit the newer model Ace pistols.
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  • perry shooter
    Hello Yes they do have value If You put up for auction please post To me I know it is against the rules for me to make an offer and I would like GUNBROKER TO get their Fee . Look on the want list.
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  • sst531
    perry shooter,
    Will do!
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  • ginmaster
    sst531 CC: me on that too.

    Good luck out there.
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  • 1911a1-fan
    Yes yes, ifn you break up the small parts I to would be interested, don't care to bid against perry but what ever he doesn't bid on I would be interested
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  • waltermoe
    Put all you described of the colt ace parts in one pile, place pile on Gun Broker auction,watch Johnny bid.[:D]
    All colt ace parts (prewar)are valuable,there were only a little over ten thousand colt aces made.
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  • RadCat
    quote:Originally posted by sst531
    I did my annual cleaning of my reloading bench awhile back and found a bunch of parts that I have no use for in the foreseeable future. I am wondering if they are desireable enough to sell at auction or just junk that should be consigned to the trash. Here is a partial list: Colt Ace (PreWar Model) slide w/rear signt, extractor, firing pin & spring and stop, barrel, barrel bushing, recoil spring plug, trigger (checkered), hammer w/strut&pin, grip safety, mainspring housing, slide stop, disconnector and sear, one two toned magazine (floor plate is marked Colt Ace), grip screws w/bushings and several pins. 1911 Commercial Model 45: barrel w/link&pin, barrel bushing, disconnector, extractor, sear spring, main spring w/cap, firing pinw/spring, plunger tube, recoil spring. In addition, I also found a 22 caliber barrel with a floating chamber(genesis unknown) and two Colt 22lr magazines that I think fit the newer model Ace pistols.





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