1911 GOV..45 COMMERICAL

DR BOB

November 28, 2002 06:13

I HAVE A GOV.MOD.SHOUD BE COMMERICAL MOD.I LOOKED IN HALLOCKS
.45 AUTO HANDBOOK AND I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING ABOUT IT??
SER.# 3085XX-C ANY INFO WOULD BE HELPFUL.

THANKS
MIKE///DR BOB
MDCAVMIKE@AOL.COM

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  DR BOB

  November 28, 2002 06:13

  I HAVE A GOV.MOD.SHOUD BE COMMERICAL MOD.I LOOKED IN HALLOCKS
  .45 AUTO HANDBOOK AND I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING ABOUT IT??
  SER.# 3085XX-C ANY INFO WOULD BE HELPFUL.
  
  THANKS
  MIKE///DR BOB
  MDCAVMIKE@AOL.COM

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  Der Gebirgsjager

  November 28, 2002 15:02

  The "C" prefix or suffix does indicate a specimen made for commercial sale, but "Government Model" is correct with or without the "C"; so your pistol is O.K. Is there a better way to explain this.....? If your pistol was made for sale to the Govt. it would be stamped "Property of U.S., or U.S. Property", but is nevertheless a
  Government Model. That is the model, regardless of who it was made for. Kind of like a Ford Explorer with or without a U.S. Govt. license plate still says "Explorer".

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