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When you see the FJA , you see a colonel who rejected millions of rounds of bad ammo. When you see an (G) on the slide stop, you see General Motors pausing tank production to help a competitor. And when you see that crisp REMINGTON RAND rollmark, you see the sidearm that was carried from Normandy to the South Pacific.
This is the most common variant. The logo is noticeably smaller, measuring approximately 1 inch in length, with the same two-line Syracuse address. Essential Frame Markings
Most original Remington Rands used barrels made by High Standard, marked with "HS" on one side of the lug and "P" on the other. remington rand 1911a1 markings
Collector Tip: A rebuilding stamp usually indicates that parts (like the slide, barrel, or grips) may have been swapped, meaning the gun is no longer in its original factory-delivered configuration. Summary Checklist for Collectors
: Stamped in block letters above the serial number. When you see the FJA , you see
Many counterfeit pistols use aftermarket cast frames. Indicators of a cast frame include:
This is a concise reference for on a WWII-era Remington Rand 1911A1 (produced 1943–1945). This is the most common variant
The lettering became smaller, and "N.Y." was used instead of "NEW YORK." Type III (Late - "Small Lettering/NEW YORK"): Marking: REMINGTON RAND INC. / SYRACUSE, NEW YORK U.S.A.
Production continued with large blocks, including 1,279,699–1,441,430 and 1,471,431–1,609,528 .
For identifying genuine parts, studying gives a visual on the differences between original and, for example, a rebuilt slide stop. If you're looking for to compare markings or parts, shows a pristine, untouched 1945 example for comparison.
The frame contains the most critical information for verifying authenticity: Remington 1911 A1 - Original WW II issue.
