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Remington Rand (lockout) part 2
coltnutz
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Joe......you are so right! I'm off this deal now, thanks
Neal, thanks for your info as well
rufe-snow, I agree with you - seller is probably very proud of his gun even though its a shooter. He will sell for $1,000
My ramblings locked me out from my earlier post today.
Here are some more numbers on the Remington Rand pistol that the seller provided: (I still did not have an opportunity to see the gun, I'm getting this info in bits and pieces)
19204
ASSY
5508694
SO (or SC or 80) 1755
interarms
alexandria va
For those who replied earlier, do this new information help determine anything? Thanks in advance!
Neal, thanks for your info as well
rufe-snow, I agree with you - seller is probably very proud of his gun even though its a shooter. He will sell for $1,000
My ramblings locked me out from my earlier post today.
Here are some more numbers on the Remington Rand pistol that the seller provided: (I still did not have an opportunity to see the gun, I'm getting this info in bits and pieces)
19204
ASSY
5508694
SO (or SC or 80) 1755
interarms
alexandria va
For those who replied earlier, do this new information help determine anything? Thanks in advance!
Comments
If he feels it's a valuable collectors item rather then shooter, just walk away from the deal. A Interarms import that probably a reworked W W II 1911A1 with pitting on the slide, is not going to have any collectors value.
New, Rock Island 1911A1's are advertised for sale on the net in the $375-$425 range. This price doesn't include taxes, shipping fees or dealer fees.
This is true, but the Remington portion of Remington Rand was in fact Remington Firearms.
They bought up Rand Kardex and Powers Accounting Machine to form this typewriter/business machine company back in the late 20's, then landed a contract to produce 1911A1's during WWII.
They actually ended up producing more of these models than Colt during this period.
It sounds like the seller has grossly overestimated the value of his gun.
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Neal
Well, I digress.
Why don't you go over to the auctions, search under Remington Rand, or Ithaca (if you want a WWII piece), and get a 'feel' for what's out there. At least you'll have a photograph! More than you have now!
If you lookup Colt, you may get an earlier version than the WWII type, or a civillian model.
Hell, it may wind up being love-at-first-sight! *!! (Over to the auctions, that is!)
Best, Joe