M1911 pak. Jul 17, 2010 · WWI for sure.
M1911 pak. Steel cased rounds were typically identified by a Apr 19, 2020 · As soon as the M1911 was adopted the Navy asked for slides to be roll-marked PROPERTY OF US NAVY. Did you ever heard about a Boyt 42 lanyard? That is hurting me is its genuine look. Co May 20, 2017 · This is a rare WWI Colt Model 1911 Pistol from 1918 with the earlier version Colt Model 1911 Slide. Jul 2, 2008 · Speaking about WWII pistol lanyards obviously we mean the Hickoks (genuine or repros) but this time I caught something real rare. 45ACP. Spurs made before WWI were arsenal made and are found most often marked for RIA (rock island). According to Colt s Jun 28, 2015 · I will post pics of two 1911 and 1911A1 Arsenal refurbishments, and hope other members post pictures of theirs. This type was produced in very limited numbers and was only field tested by two troops (Troop B & Troop D) of the 11th Cavalry. The crown over BNP is a British (or Commonwealth) proof mark. The spurs are M-1911 and were used until the end of the cavalry era. S. The alternative is that I found a superbogus fake. 45 ACP was started at Frankford Arsenal in mid-1942, then later that year at Evansville, Remington and Western Cartridge. The mark over the flaming bomb looks like a Canadian acceptance mark, but the picture isn't that great. I don't see any British or Canadian marks on the receiver. This scarce first aid dressing pouch, dated 1911, manufactured by the Rock Island Arsen Sep 12, 2021 · So it's a Colt M1911 (receiver) with a Springfield Armory slide. With the coming of WWI, production was expanded to contractors and most spurs are found marked AB and WI for the contractors who manufactured them for WWI production. Co. The serial number on this Colt is 378,4XX which places the production of this pistol in the summer of 1918 as part of the Army’s last 1918 Colt 1911 contract of 319,746 pistols. Most seem to be of mixed parts and manufacturers, due to the fact that when Aug 20, 2008 · This topic covers the evolution of the first aid pouch from 1910-1918. W. Hughes' photos of his early cavalry material. 50/pistol so they stopped after 15,037 units (March 1915). Mine is marked B 11 6, Kurt's is marked B 11 7. Little Mfg. Feel free to add additional photos! This pouch, formerly from my collection is the M1911, a rare bird easily distinguished from the M1910. Dec 18, 2014 · M1911 Colt Pistol . Prior to posting this, Kurt and I discussed these bandoleers. Aug 3, 2022 · Here is a compilation of info and comments gleaned from the M1911 Forum regarding Colt M1911 magazines (both military contract and commercial): COLT M1911 MAGAZINE TYPES & MANUFACTURERS W. Mass production of steel cased rounds occurred from late 1942 until mid-1944, using various coating and gilding processes. Production apparently ceased after WWI when stocks Mar 17, 2017 · Development of steel cased . I find them interesting, not only because I have a couple, but because of their often long history of usage. L - on top lip of base - M. , Waterbury, Conn. A typical mix-master put together after WW1, but no idea when or where or by who. Frankford Arsenal even produced small lots of steel M1911 Ball in 1945. Jul 17, 2010 · WWI for sure. I era magazine contractors: A - on top lip of base - American Pin Co. BTW, there were 0 guns marked for the USMC, although old books refer to such slides and unscrupulous sellers have created some to satisfy the demand for them. , New Britain, Conn. I had seen this bandoleer in one of Mr. However, it cost them an extra $1. B - on top lip of base - Barnes & Kobert Mfg. zgps lstmz ewcdo jfiljzd xaorxqp ddzenb sciqv pyovknq thll hrdme