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me as I am done !

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ORM 1991 Commander



Just got it today w/box and papers, lock, etc. Excellent shape;fired little; slight idiot mark.

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Well done Bill, Nice looking pistol.
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Looks good! Fork and all.
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Looks good! Fork and all.


Thanks ! I also have to report that the shop where I bought this informed me that Colt no longer produces anything but "Custom Shop" guns and that Commanders are no longer made so buy all you can find.
(At least he didn't say Taurus bought them.)

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Very nice Colt. I like the ORM really. I have a fullsize and Compact ORM and they are excellent pistols.
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Another one:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...991_051207a.jpg

ORM 1991 Commander



Just got it today w/box and papers, lock, etc. Excellent shape;fired little; slight idiot mark.

(Please excuse the quick scanner pic. )


Who are you kiddin! You are far from done! Buyin that is!
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Very nice! Gotta love the Commander!
Can someone explain "ORM" please? New to Colt's, but not 1911's...
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ORM is original roll mark. That is the large rollmark on the 1991A1 such as above.
NRM is new roll mark. That is the smaller rollmarks found on the 1991.
I hope that helps.
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ORM is original roll mark. That is the large rollmark on the 1991A1 such as above.
NRM is new roll mark. That is the smaller rollmarks found on the 1991.
I hope that helps.


Hunter, thank for the info. With the new addition to my stable (WWI repro) i'm trying to absorb the Colt "ways" quickly. Is there any other significant difference between the two? They are both produced in 1991, but with diff. rollmarks?
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