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while all the experts are here...anyone know what a WWII 1911-Remington Rand, good condition is worth?

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while all the experts are here...anyone know what a WWII 1911-Remington Rand, good condition is worth?
Remington Rand 1911 was made in the 40s,value for one with all original parts would be between 1000-1500,,with aftermarket parts the value drops to a shooter grade pistol but still should value between 400-500 and may be a bit more if a collectors looking for original parts to restore another pistol or wants to take on the restoration project. Just my Opinion, OMV.
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while all the experts are here...anyone know what a WWII 1911-Remington Rand, good condition is worth?
It all depends what "Good Condition" means...if in NEW conditon it bumps over 2k.
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It all depends what "Good Condition" means...if in NEW conditon it bumps over 2k.
Not a challenge, just a question: Why so much?
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Rarity.
That seems like an incomplete answer. Nothing else?
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What more do you need?

That particular pistol costs $2k for the same reason a P7 M13 costs $2k.

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That seems like an incomplete answer. Nothing else?
WW2 US military. All that stuff has gone over the moon. To find MINT condition in those pistolas is getting tougher.
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Come on get some pics of the Flintlock and those SXS shotguns...I just needs to know...
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Well, to me, it destroyed a piece of US history, and one of the greatest handguns of all time.

Opinions vary i guess.

It's really no big deal, but it's kind of like, "Ahhh!"
Just to alleviate the angst about destroying a 1911, this morning I converted it to a 22 caliber target pistol. Tomorrow it might be a 45 again.

Happier now guys??? Cheers >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> BTW: black powder 1911 conversion kit for sale..............

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A lot happier. Sad to tell you but doubt that anyone will buy a ".45 auto black-powder conversion kit" to ANYONE!

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