According to sources the last pistol manufactured by Remington-Rand was numbered 2,465,139, this pistol being numbered 2,445,999. Army Semi-Automatic PistolThis is an example of a late 1945 production Remington-Rand Model 1911A1 pistol. The lack of gratuitous branding is welcomed and provides for nostalgic appearance of a classic American design. Exceptional Late World War II 1945 Production Remington-Rand Model 1911A1 U.S. Our range experience with the Tisas was flawless. The reproduction example houses a 5” hammer-forged steel barrel with included feed ramp and lip. Overall fit and finish of the Tisas model is likely better than most all government-issued M1911A1s we’ve seen.
Tisas provides a set of stock panels that are molded after the original plastic grips included on wartime guns.
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The only difference from the original 1911A1 design is the inclusion of series 70 lockwork. Aside from the gun’s military-style Parkerized finish, Tisas includes the differentiating features the 1911A1 model had over its predecessor-an enhanced short-reach trigger, arched mainspring housing, grip safety spur and hammer spur are included. The Tisas single-action pistol features the design enhancements originally employed by Colt, Union Switch and Signal, Singer Manufacturing Company, Ithaca Gun Company and Remington Rand that make this model worthy of its title. Rand pistols will reveal striking similarities in some of the parts to Singer made parts such as the triggers and mainspring housings. Watch our feature video above about the Tisas 1911A1 US Army pistol, a faithful reproduction of the original 1911A1 built for the U.S. Remington Rand was awarded its first M1911A1 order on March 16th, 1942, for a total of 125,000 pistols.
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