CMP 1911 FORUM SERIAL NUMBER

The serial number indicates a RR frame and it has a Colt slide. They did this in rounds and we are currently in round 3.

Few years ago they got surplus 1911's but they only allowed one per customer ever. I am more of a USGI M1 carbine guy and I'm well versed in them, but USGI M1911's are relatively new to me so if I mis-state any of the description please don't hesitate to correct me. You don't get a number for the M1 you just buy one or up to 8 per year if they have them in stock. It may be a little thing but I was impressed with the CMP marked pistol case that it was shipped in. Based on what I was seeing from Round 1 & 2, Round 3 is moving along quite swiftly. I did put local FFL name on the blank form where indicated. I received a ship notice email on October 6th and picked it up from my local FFL on October 7th. CMP 1911 round 3 question 1 - 9 of 9 Posts T theprofessor Registered Joined 4 Posts Discussion Starter 1 The round 3 forms, instruct application to fill in all blanks but also states to NOT fill in FFL.

CMP 1911 FORUM ARCHIVE

I received a call from CMP on October 5th and requested a Service Grade. The CMP M1 Garand sale page: 95 winchester lower band - scratch & dent 29 If your plan was to use a CMP Garand for drive by shootings you will have to look elsewhere Just the stain on the walnut stock 0 Ppi 600 Scanner Internet Archive Python librFour Winns Horizon 190 0 Ppi 600 Scanner Internet Archive Python. Sent my packet in September 1st and received my RGN email on October 3rd (33013). I can confidently pretty much know, if you say I am guilty, it's because I am guilty.I sat out Round 1 & 2 but was impressed enough from what I saw I decided to participate in Round 3 even with the price increase. If i am judged/punished by you, I know, it is not only by someone who i consider a friend, but also by someone 'we all know' is friendly to our perspectives and opinions in firearms.

Remember to check the CMPs 1911 sub-forum if you havent already. They had Service Grade avaliable so I went with that. CMP Announces Procedures for Distribution of 1911 Pistols - : CMP M1911. 32 Titleist BigFoot said: Pistol shipped yesterday.

CMP 1911 FORUM GENERATOR

An 850 Rack Grade pistol will exhibit rust, pitting, and wear on exterior surfaces and friction surfaces. following CMP 1911 address will be accepted: CMP 1911 - 1800 Roberts Drive, Anniston, AL 362/A1 SALES ORDER PACKET Round 2 Customer names from complete CMP 1911 order form packets will be fed into a computerized Random Number Generator which will provide a list of names in sequential order through the random picking process. This works for the Colt frames, but not the Remington Rand frames like I got. One of the 1911s from the CMP (Courtesy CMP Forums) During the 30-day window for purchase orders, a staggering 19,000 applications were received for pistols, which ranged in price between 850 and 1,050. Why? because they, possibly, will not just judge me by the rules, but also by their preconceived perceptions or attitudes towards firearms. BigFoot theres a guy on the CMP forum that will look up your serial number and can tell you when and where your pistol was originally shipped. But with you, since you are not only a moderator, but also a fellow member who posts and takes personal interest in this sub forum and in the members of this sub forum, even if I disagreed with you about 'what I did or didn't do' it would still be my absolute joy and honor, knowing 'it was you' passing down my judgement/punishment, compared to some others. Trust me, I have experience with a couple. So if/when you admonish us because we have skirted/violated the rules, it helps us with reasoning the phrase, 'sometimes I'm the pidgeon, sometimes I'm the statue.'īy it's very nature, even moderators here, can view 'the rules' thru their own colored lenses of 'their own perspectives.' Especially, if they are not apart of this sub forum, or have 'differing views' on firearms. Everyone here, knows and respects you, apart from the rules. But I think here, it isn't just about respecting the rules, it's about knowing and respecting each other, as members and as moderators.

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