1911 Navy

[Michael Edmonds]

[Hello],
I need your help. I am traveling and cannot get logged on to anything that will tell me manufacture dates or where a M1911 went. I have found a 1911 with a Navy slide that has a S/N: 4634XX. Can this be an original Navy? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael

[Doran]

Too high for a Navy marked pistol.

[Ken Hill]

This is the link to the dealer who has it for sale. Below is the dealers write up. /Ken


Colt slide marked Model of 1911 U.S. Navy on right hand side has about 85% blue. Frame is marked U.S. Property on left side and has serial number of No4634xx. Frame is more of a grey color with maybe 40% coverage. Has two tone magazine and well worn double diamond checkered walnut grips.

http://www.gunsamerica.com/Classifieds/View/_976980343.aspx

[Michael Edmonds]

Thank you !

[bgiven]

When was the last time an actual M1911 Navy was really $1200.- ?????

[John Holbrook]

The last 500 Navy marked Colts were:

109501-110000

The were the so called "Militia Navys".

Here is 109727.....

http://www.fototime.com/%7BB94B7674-2AEA-4E11-86CB-CA1B0795C648%7D/picture.JPG

[Norton]

Awesome gun!
Norton

[Michael Edmonds]

Again, I thank you for your help. Most of us that are new to this great group are here to learn and with help like this, we will.

[Barkoff]

The last 500 Navy marked Colts were:

109501-110000

The were the so called "Militia Navys".

Here is 109727.....

http://www.fototime.com/%7BB94B7674-2AEA-4E11-86CB-CA1B0795C648%7D/picture.JPG

How would the finish on that 1911 be descibed, a brushed parkerized, brushed blue?

[Michael Edmonds]

Brushed Blue. Not really pretty, but there.