https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/cmp-1911’s-they-started-shipping.843622/A fella posted pics of his: Remington Rand slide, Ithaca frame, overhauled by USMC in 1979 in Barstow.
Not a protest at all. Dont have an affiliated club anywhere around meSounds like a protest. For a couple bucks you could join a club like the rest of us have to do to buy from CMP. You make it sound like you’re banned somehow from buying anything from them.
You read my mindYeah
That's the bag part about armory pistols.
Well we've already had this conversation.
Hey maybe you could sell it to Dusty!!![]()
Ok you can join an NRA club anywhereNot a protest at all. Dont have an affiliated club anywhere around me
That’s a great story and I believe it. Thanks for that perspectiveMy dads neighbor talked about the 1911 he was issued. He said all he ever used it for was second base when they played soft ball. How are you going to know if you got a real war fighters 1911 or second base? A brand new 1911 Remington R1 stainless steel at Buds Guns is $607 cash price $625 full retail. As for me you can buy second base for over $1000 i'll take the new Remington.
My dads neighbor talked about the 1911 he was issued. He said all he ever used it for was second base when they played soft ball. How are you going to know if you got a real war fighters 1911 or second base? A brand new 1911 Remington R1 stainless steel at Buds Guns is $607 cash price $625 full retail. As for me you can buy second base for over $1000 i'll take the new Remington.
On July 1, 1965, I landed—by helicopter—in Vietnam. I stayed there until just before Christmas of 1966. Every waking minute of every day of that time, I had the same 1911 .45 pistol on my hip. At night, it was within arm's reach or tied to my wrist. Straight out of the arsenal refinish program and looking pretty snazzy when I got it, the .45 gradually lost all finish. Parkerizing is the casualty when you have to use aggressive cleaning to get the night rust off.
Interesting read. www.americanrifleman.org/decades
Wiley Clapp-
Makes me wonder how many times the parts have been reused In rebuilds?
Rebuilds , still a piece of history.
Not a protest at all. Dont have an affiliated club anywhere around me
If you have any clubs near you it only cost $30 per year for the club to affiliate with the CMP.
Very simple procedure as well....
http://thecmp.org/clubs/affiliate/
I'm pretty sure there's a few around that are under lock and key, handled only with white gloves.Theres not a single one thats original anymore i figure. Theyve all been thru there at some point. Adds to the history
You can join clubs like the GCA, ( www.thegca.org ) if you are into Garands, or there are some others online.Not a protest at all. Dont have an affiliated club anywhere around me
You don’t have to join a club that has a range, just an nra affiliated one. That would be easy for you to do.My ranges are game and fish controlled. No clubs theyre open to the public
I may join the garand collectors even though i dont own one
isnt there a state R+P association in your stateI may join the garand collectors even though i dont own one
isnt there a state R+P association in your state