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Uncle Mike
Advanced Member
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 Posted - November 21 2020 : 10:39:54 AM
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| Hi, the CMP will open a second round for those that did not participate previously. I received a 1911 made in 1918 and am very happy with it. I will post a link for approval, regards, Mike |
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Charlie Foxtrot
Average Member
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Posted - November 21 2020 : 2:34:20 PM
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| Mike, thanks for posting that. I just went to the CMP website and read about the 1911 program. I never purchased from the CMP, and having seen the prices of the various grade pistols, I probably won’t bother to throw my name in the hat. |
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Uncle Mike
Advanced Member
1698 Posts |
Posted - November 22 2020 : 12:02:48 PM
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| Hi, if ones wanted a US Military 1911, it's not a bad deal. I have not seen one available for less than $1700 on the open market. In the "olden days" you could get a 1911 or M1 Carbine for $25. Those days are gone. When the CMP had M1 Carbines about 10 years ago at under $400 many ignored them. They are now retailing over $1000.That being said it may be a good bet to get a Garand. It's less than 10 rounds, regards, Mike |
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Arvinator
Advanced Member
USA
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Posted - November 22 2020 : 4:54:03 PM
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| What price range does a CMP 1911 cost? |
Be honest, fair, and always prepared... |
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Charlie Foxtrot
Average Member
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Posted - November 22 2020 : 6:42:24 PM
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Originally posted by Arvinator
What price range does a CMP 1911 cost?
Rack Grade $850
Field Grade $950
Service Grade $1050
Auction Grade $ Deep Pockets Required lol
Appears as though there is a lottery using a random number generator to determine who gets the pistols. |
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CMP 2nd Round for 1911's
