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Colt 1911 WWI Chateau-Thierry Commemorative Custom .45 Auto
Guns International #: 100713993 Seller's Inventory #:
Category: Colt Pistols - 1911 - 1911 Pistols
Seller's Information
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Seller: BowieOutfitters
Company: Bowie Outfitters
Member Since: 6/1/16
State: Louisiana
Zip: 70810
Country: United States
Phone: (225) 766-1200
Number of Active Listings: 0
Total Number of Listings: 22
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Types Accepted: PayPal and major credit cards.
Description:
Starting life as a Colt WWI Chateau-Thierry Commemorative, this gun has been customized as a competition pistol. It has been fitted with a Briley barrel, Bo-Mar sights, an Ed Brown barrel bushing, stag grips, full length guide rod, a beavertail grip safety, Commander hammer, and a flat, checkered mainspring housing with extended magazine well. The slide bears a commemorative rollmark on the right side with a battle scene on the left.
This pistol shows expected wear on part movement surfaces. There is some rust freckling on the bottom of the magazine well. The bore is bright with sharp rifling. This pistol some mild holster wear as well as has a fair amount of scattered small handling marks. There is a scratch on the left from reinstalling the slide stop. The rear sight is slightly loose in the dovetail.
SOLD
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: 1911 WWI Commemorative
Caliber Info: .45 Auto
Metal Condition: Some holster and handling wear. Scratch on left side of frame. Freckling on magwell. Wear on part movement surfaces.
Wood Condition: No noticeable wear.
Bore Condition: Bright with sharp rifling.
Barrels: 5
Barrel Type: Briley
Action: Semiautomatic
Triggers: Single Action - Solid, long reach trigger.
Stock: Smooth stag grips with Colt medallions.
Finish: Blued
Weight: 2 lbs. 14 oz.
Sights: Bo-Mar adjustable sights. Rear is slightly loose in dovetail.
Manufacture Date: 1967
Chokes: Commemorative rollmarks on slide.