1944 Remington Rand
The prices are all over the place. For a WWII 1911 that hasn't been messed with and in in fair shape prices seem to start around $1000 and go up. Really haven't seen much under that in a while. The Remington Rand is the most common so it is the lowest in price, closely followed by the Ithaca guns. A Colt in the condition of mine would probably start around 2500-2800. Union Switch and Signals in nice original condition are in the 5-6K range.
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- 1944 Remington Rand -
Jared,
2013-08-06, 19:24
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- 1944 Remington Rand - Murphy, 2013-08-06, 19:36
- That is a sweet find - mcassill, 2013-08-06, 20:17
- Very cool! - Glen, 2013-08-06, 20:38
- 1944 Remington Rand - Sarge, 2013-08-06, 21:01
- Boy does that bring back memories... -
Hobie,
2013-08-06, 21:57
- I love it,,,carried one in the Army. - Rob Leahy, 2013-08-07, 00:26
- A fitting tribute gun -
brionic,
2013-08-06, 23:07
- A fitting tribute gun - Jared, 2013-08-08, 00:39
- 1944 Remington Rand - Slow Hand, 2013-08-07, 03:43
- NICE!! - Hoot, 2013-08-07, 13:45
- 1944 Remington Rand -
Cherokee,
2013-08-07, 16:45
- 1944 Remington Rand -
uncowboy,
2013-08-07, 17:39
- 1944 Remington Rand - Jared, 2013-08-08, 00:36
- 1944 Remington Rand -
uncowboy,
2013-08-07, 17:39