These pistols would almost certainly have been rebuilds. I'm hunting for a decent deal on a High Standard barrel.Ī few years ago the CMP mentioned that they planned to begin selling 1911's with an expected price of around a grand. Thanks, Pokute! I think the auction description did mention a chrome lined barrel. I think the auction description did mention chrome-lining on the barrel. 7791193 is what is stamped on the barrel. If you click on the pictures, it enlarges them.
S/N dates it to early 1944, but you probably already knew that. Find Remington Model 1911 parts, accessories and schematics with Numrich Gun Parts. Original USGI HS barrels will usually be easier to find than Flannery barrels. HS was making barrels for RR, Ithaca, and US&S at the time so they were running fast and furious to keep up with demand. 1911 A1 parts including a Remington Rand Slide and Barrel, an Ithaca Gun Company Slide and Barrel as well as recoil springs, barrels and barrel blanks plus. Flannery normally made field replacement barrels but some 1944 & 1945 RR's were issued with Flannery barrels when High Standard production flagged. To get a "correct" barrel you need either a High Standard barrel, marked HS on the barrel lug, or a Flannery barrel with a F mark on the lug. I have a VietNam era replacement barrel made by Smith & Wesson (with a SW code) and it's chrome-lined to boot.
#Remington rand 1911a1 replacement barrel for sale code#
The photo is a bit blurry but that looks to me like what is stamped on the barrel.Ī 2-letter code is usually on the barrel to identify the manufacturer. barrel in not to bad it is drak but the riflings are good the finish looks like it has been touched up in place's it ha sthe right grips and the mag is a replacement for. 4-19-18))))remington rand wwii 1911a1 in 45 acp the gun is in aobut 80 condition the marking all look good it has h.s. 1911 barrels were given the FSN of 7791193. REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 for sale - GunsAmerica new description: ((((sale pending s.j. At some point (I don't recall exactly when) the government started issuing FSN (Federal Stock Number) for replacement parts. That is a post-WW2 USGI replacement barrel. Anyone familiar with this barrel nomeclature?
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