I thought the exact same thing. If I was a big gun collector and had deep pockets, I would make somebody pay for that one. It is one of a kind and you don't get many shots to buy something like that. Maybe KT will be along shortly and interested.
There's no reserve. So far it's only up to $6,625.00 and in $25 increments.
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Interested but not at that price.
I always wanted a Singer 1911 it's the Holy Grail of 1911's.
If you want a good 1911 to have fun with buy a Rock Island 70 series A1.
I agree except for the price. Even they arent cheap anymore.
Maybe hold it sideways . . .
I can't shoot a Glock with any accuracy either!
I've never cared for em. For up close and personal protection it'll do the job for sure. And it's easily concealed.
I believe there were only 300 made. Had a neighbor up the road bring down a 1911 to do a bit of research on and possibly buy. It was thrown together from several makes but did have a Union Switch and Signal upper on it, Remington Rand lower and I couldn't get a make on the hammer, didn't match up to any of the originals with the checkering it had. He thought it should be worth what a complete US&S pistol was worth and I told him that just isn't the case so we weren't able to make a deal on it. I ended up buying an RIA in 10mm, usually they feel too big in my hands but this one has the slim G10 grips, it's like it's glued to your hand. I would like to get an original 1911 from WW2, not for shooting though, just to have a small piece of history in my safe.
