Remington Rand 1944 with 1944-marked holster my father gave me long before I acquired the pistol.
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Oldest here is a 1987 Colt Government MKIV 45ACP. Pictured with a 400 Cor-Bon conversion.
sigfreund, nice! Always wanted a vintage 1944-45 Remington Rand model made in Syracuse NY but never found one in decent shape with a reasonable price. This message has been edited. Last edited by: bald1,
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Love the 1911s being posted-about here. This one’s a comparative youngster: a Springfield Armory GSP2000 Gunsite Service Pistol from Y2K. The nearly-dead night sights are Novak’s marked “00.”
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