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Remington-rand World War 2 45cal usgi from the serial it apprear to be 1944 issue and original what markings or areas should look I for to determine value?
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∙ 12y ago
What you are asking takes up dozens of pages in books. It is not only the markings, but, the parts themselves and their markings, finish, etc. You need to find the books done by Clawson on the 1911.
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