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Who made Pre World War 2 1911 long slide pistols?
Colt, Remington, Smith and Wesson
Were there pistols in 1871 1872?
Yes. Pistols came along long before 1871
What are the release dates for The Long Skirt - 1911?
The Long Skirt - 1911 was released on: USA: 8 August 1911
What are the release dates for The Long Road - 1911?
The Long Road - 1911 was released on: USA: 26 October 1911
What are the release dates for The Long Strike - 1911?
The Long Strike - 1911 was released on: USA: 7 December 1911
Why can't you get a Springfield 1911 a1 long slide?
Who says you can't? I live in Vermont and have seen a couple in my local dealers' shelves. Maybe you haven't looked hard enough.
Does slide have a long I?
Yes, The I in slide is a long I, to rhyme with hide, ride, and wide.
Does slide have a long I sound?
Yes, The I in slide is a long I, to rhyme with hide, ride, and wide.
What are the release dates for Heart Beats of Long Ago - 1911?
Heart Beats of Long Ago - 1911 was released on: USA: 6 February 1911
Inventor of the repeating pistol?
There have been multiple versions of repeating pistols created by different persons over the years- so no ONE person can really be credited with this. They have included revolvers, pepperboxes, autoloading pistols, bar pistols, multiple barreled pistols, turret pistols, etc. While Samuel Colt is generally credited with the invention of the revolver, there were revolving and twist style pistols made long before his creation.
Inventor of the first repeating pistol?
There have been multiple versions of repeating pistols created by different persons over the years- so no ONE person can really be credited with this. They have included revolvers, pepperboxes, autoloading pistols, bar pistols, multiple barreled pistols, turret pistols, etc. While Samuel Colt is generally credited with the invention of the revolver, there were revolving and twist style pistols made long before his creation.
What year was springfield armory model 1911 A1 serial?
The Springfield Armory Model 1911 A1 was officially adopted by the U.S. Army in 1924 and was produced until 1985, with various serial number ranges depending on the specific production year and model. If you have a specific serial number in mind, I can help identify the approximate year of manufacture based on that number. Otherwise, the Model 1911 A1 is associated with a long production history spanning several decades.
