Colt Model 1911 .45 ACP Pistol World War I Production Changes

[EL3minutero]

BOOOOOOOOOORING..

[MrColt45acp]

@EL3minutero  Your profile says your 37 years old. One would think at your age you could come up with something better than "BOOOOOOOOORING", or maybe not leave a comment at all if you don't like the video.

I see in the "recent activity" column of your page your looking for original WWII 1911A1 grips. I know where two dozen Keyes Manufacturing sets are.

[MrJimjimijimmy]

is there a serial number near the milling because i dont have mine with me and the serial numbers were scratched long before it was mine thank you

[weaponocd]

Thank you, Sir! Watching this video just answered some of the question I had about my own 1918 1911 S/N: 432xxx. REALLY helped me a bunch. Again, Thanks!

[MrColt45acp]

@weaponocd Your welcome. I'm glad the video helped.

[NIDORAX]

This pistol must be 100 years old today

[MUSICALGUNNUT45]

I wish they would have kept the heart shaped opening I like it

[MrColt45acp]

@MUSICALGUNNUT45 It's sharp like a knife tip, but it does look cool.

[incrediblefruit]

I echo previous responses in saying thanks for telling us things that we would never before realise!

[MrColt45acp]

@incrediblefruit thanks for watching!

[islesrule123]

Is colt still around?

[MrColt45acp]

@islesrule123 yes, check out their website.

thanks for watching!

[shurguardlock]

Thanks again for another interresting history lesson on the 1911.

[TheDishD]

I srsly learn something new with each vid that u bring out MrC45acp, no wonder i love this series of vids, thank you my freind.

[ScubaOz]

Very interesting the little things they do to speed up production, thanks for showing us!

[krazy45cat]

Its amazing the steps and changes that wewe involved !

[Rock3t138]

Your information on the 1911 is very interesting to see. That pistol right there is my dream gun =) I love my Colt 80 series. Its my most prized possession. Great info and really cool video.

[MyHollowpoint]

I loce the older hammers. Going to stumble on one someday that's not an arm and a leg type purchase,. Thanks for showing it. :)

[TrueMarine]

Man I just love these videos!!! Just can't get enough of them!

[TNPviewer]

Thank you sir, I think they changes they did in WW2 were great besides the humped mainspring housing, I like the shorter trigger for shooting compared to the WW1,