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Posted: 10/1/2010 5:16:14 PM EDT

Ok, so I have a 1911 with a boyt 44 holster in good condition. The pistol in question has the following markings.

Left side slide from left to right: 12.25 m/m AUT. PISTOL M/1914 N2 18112
Right side slide above trigger is 1928 KK

the last 3 digits of the serial number are on every part. Lanyard loop is on the rear and the grips are a dark brown and are checkered. The slide catch extends down into the top of the grips.

No idea, anyone have a clue?

Posted: 10/1/2010 5:22:23 PM EDT

[#1]

Sounds like a Norwegian copy of the 1911, made for quite a few years but a rare find in the US.

Posted: 10/1/2010 5:24:33 PM EDT

[#2]

just found that. Not a huge deal, looks like with the holster the thing is worth about 1,500 or so.

Posted: 10/1/2010 7:06:47 PM EDT

[#3]

I sold a minty Norwegian holster for $400 5-8 years ago.

Posted: 10/1/2010 8:02:45 PM EDT

[#4]

I have one in the safe in nice condition, bought for a steal about 10 years ago with original holster for $600.

The shop that had it thought it was a cheap copy of a Colt!

They are unique and well made pistols.

Posted: 10/2/2010 4:30:58 AM EDT

[#5]

Here is a pic w/ the holster

Posted: 10/2/2010 5:22:28 AM EDT

[#6]

Can you post one of the other side?

Posted: 10/2/2010 5:31:21 AM EDT

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Can you post one of the other side?

Posted: 10/2/2010 5:33:25 AM EDT

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Someone paid 2800 for one lol. That is a bit much, would have sold him this one at 2,000 if he were that interested in one!

Posted: 10/2/2010 6:20:31 AM EDT

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Quoted:

Someone paid 2800 for one lol. That is a bit much, would have sold him this one at 2,000 if he were that interested in one!

Let's not turn this into an EE thread.

Posted: 10/2/2010 6:29:28 AM EDT

[#10]

Not at all, just researching. Am looking into how many made it to the U.S.

Posted: 10/3/2010 4:21:38 AM EDT

[#11]

about a month ago had a dozen of them and they sold from 1500-2000.

they still have a few left

so the Norwegians are out there.

Eta: your grips and msh are incorrect

Posted: 10/3/2010 6:15:21 AM EDT

[#12]

funkie slide stop..were those common in older 1911's ?

Posted: 10/3/2010 6:24:41 AM EDT

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funkie slide stop..were those common in older 1911's ?

That is correct for a Norgie. Modded to use for with gloves and cold weather.

Posted: 10/3/2010 7:55:50 AM EDT

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funkie slide stop..were those common in older 1911's ?

That is correct for a Norgie. Modded to use for with gloves and cold weather.

oh I see...the normal GI style release could be pretty tricky to use with heavy gloves, very cool...never seen one like that.

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