Posted: 4/6/2009 6:43:23 PM EDT
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Today I helped a FFL friend clean/sort/classify a 200+ firearms lot he just got. It was a humidity spoiled personal collection of someone who passed away or something around this lines.Almost all guns were in fair to good shape exept for around 8-10 that were irrestorable due to oxidation.
I just happened to be at the right place at the right time. Spotted this 3 Colt autos and a Colt AR-9mm (still dont have this one with me, so no pics). At the end of the day I walked out the door with 3 1911's for $300 each. 1. Colt M1911A1 Argentine Modelo 1927: S/N 1 to 10,000 = July 28, 1927 to Feb. 16, 1928 (Marked on slide with “COLT CAL. 45 MOD. 1927" and S/N's stamped on top of slide in Colt's italic numbers.) 2. Colt 1991A1 9mm 3. Colt 1991A1 45ACP 
Extra mags 
All 4 guns are 100% functional. The AR-9mm is around 85% cosmetically. It has pinned mag block, A1 upper and 16" slim/pencil barrel. I'll appreciate any info about this guns: current price, historic value, etc. |
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ultimate score. I say this in good humor: http://api.ning.com/files/LrOSp13wGAexD7SuH8lY5bW8DQBgwzn7jhIRsTffwG1XopxjvM6klLIIOOa77PWZjyyr83U3q5DlWZv8*zaW1RzU5wx0WvWx/HideandGoFuckYourself.jpg Ha ha ha ha ha! I know I know... I hate myself as well for being sooo lucky... More porn of the 3 Colts after detail strip, clean and new Greider triggers on the M1991A1's Hartford/Argentine Modelo 1927 (M1911A1) 
M1991A1 .45ACP & 9mm Parabellum 
PS. Never got the Colt 9mm AR. See, Im not "that" lucky. |
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The AR 9mm with the earlier pinned block would be worth 900 to 1200 depending on condition and the buyer. But in today's market, it could be higher. I had one for a few years that I purchased before the ban. They're fun guns. But I sold it to purchase a 6920. Colt still makes the AR 9mm if you needed parts or service.
Enjoy it! |