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Have a great weekend all.
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On February 14th, 1911 John Moses Browning was granted US Patent 984519 for the 1911 Pistol, a design that became the standard-issue sidearm for the U.S. Armed Forces for over 70 years and remains a stalwart in the sport shooting world.
Early production Colt pistols, both the Government Model and the military contract Model of 1911s, feature the patent dates on the slide, including the February 14th "patent date of destiny."
Pistol is a British military contract variant of the commercial Colt Government Model and is chambered for the .455 Self Loading cartridge rather than the common .45 ACP. This one dates to 1916. Shown with the mid-1980s Speedmaster from the Home For Wayward Watches.
Oh, and don’t forget your significant other sweetie on Valentine’s Day!
On February 14th, 1911 John Moses Browning was granted US Patent 984519 for the 1911 Pistol, a design that became the standard-issue sidearm for the U.S. Armed Forces for over 70 years and remains a stalwart in the sport shooting world.
Early production Colt pistols, both the Government Model and the military contract Model of 1911s, feature the patent dates on the slide, including the February 14th "patent date of destiny."
Pistol is a British military contract variant of the commercial Colt Government Model and is chambered for the .455 Self Loading cartridge rather than the common .45 ACP. This one dates to 1916. Shown with the mid-1980s Speedmaster from the Home For Wayward Watches.
Oh, and don’t forget your significant other sweetie on Valentine’s Day!
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