Hey all,
I have this suspicious pistol but am not that expert
What can you tell about it ?
I don't think its smith
Is it norinco?
Hey all,
I have this suspicious pistol but am not that expert
What can you tell about it ?
I don't think its smith
Is it norinco?
Looks like a copy with Springfild instead of Springfield. Also the lettering is uneven. Shouldn't it be Marcus Registras not Registrar ? Looks like a . between city and state instead of a , odd.
What is the wording on the dustcover part of the frame in the 2nd picture ?
Something about this reminds me of an article about 3rd world copies of well known arms.
None of the Norincos I ever saw looked like that. IN fact those were nice enough guns that I know a couple of people who built USPSA guns using Norincos as the base gun.
That thing looks hand made to me, perhaps by someone using a S&W to copy the markings off of.
Looks to be a Norinco 1911A1C their "Commander" clone. Guessing the lettering on the dustcover reads 'Exported by Norinco". Never seen one with that S&W stamp , possibly added at a later stage? Finish doesnt look like the Norinco chrome jobs Ive seen either.
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1911A1 C.45 ACP
and it is 45 cal
It's definitely not a S&W, they use external extractors on their 1911s.
But that wasn't my only clue. ;-)
Could it be one of the Pakistani guns made in the Northern Territories? Can't recall the name of the city, but it's full of Pakis making knock off guns of all kinds.
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