M1911-A1 Parka

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Springfield Armory 1911-A1

Mil Spec - Parkerized look version - With Real Wood Grips

MGC: Springfield Armory M1911-A1 (Mil Spec - Parkerized look version) with real wood Springfield grips (Heavyweight version)

In new / unfired condition. Includes: Original box/ instructions, 6x MGC .45ACP Blowback rounds, 7rd magazine, maintenance/ strip-down instructions

Superb weight and feel to it. FULL Springfield Armory markings and logos. No visible maker name (MGC).

Functions, Fires, Field strips Exactly like the real thing.

Caliber: .45 blowback brass cartridges - Reusable

Weight loaded approx: 810g

Capacity: 7 + 1 chamber

Power: 7mm PFC cap Blowback. - Open barrel.

Colt Markings and logo

Materials: Heavyweight abs & zinc alloy parts ect..

Firing Mode: Semi-automatic

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Brief info on Springfield M1911-A1

As part of the original negotiations for the Model 1911 contract, the Ordnance Department secured the right to manufacture the pistol at Springfield Armory. The negotiations allowed the U.S. Government to manufacture one third of those pistols produced after Colts had produced an initial 50000 pistols. Production at Springfield was, by necessity, done in batches of serial numbers as the original authorization for Springfield specified that Colts Manufacturing Company would be given contracts for 2/3 of the pistols produced and the orders for same would be given simultaneously with orders to Springfield. Springfield prepared a set of drawings and eventually started production, and completed the first pistols in January of 1914. Other than marking, the pistol made at Springfield had few obvious differences with the Colts made pistol. However not only were there many subtle difference in the parts, but many of the parts will not completely interchange between a Springfield and a Colts made pistol. It was not until WWII that proper tolerances were specified for all parts to function and interchange. Parts made at Springfield can usually be identified by these subtle differences in the parts, and although many parts made at Springfield were stamped with an �S�, many were not so marked, especially in the later pistols. Therefore unmarked parts can usually be identified if they were made at Springfield.

Accessories

PFC Caps : �9.50 per box (1x box = 100 PFC primer caps) These are required to make the bang, smoke and eject the cartridges

Spare cartridges: �2.10 each

Spare Chrome Magazines: �19.95 each

.45ACP Lightweight/ Mild kick blowback cartridges: �3.20 each (reusable / takes 1x PFC primer cap). These are a new design / light weight. Less than half the weight a standard cartridge and internally built for maximum force giving more kickback and power from a lighter more powerful cartridge over a standard cartridge.