@ 140,000
1983-1999. And that is Auto Ordnance.
If it is a 1911 government model .45, it would have been made about 1913.
many of them are made in different places. 1911 models are made in Brazil. XDM pistols are made in croatia. I'm not sure about the rest.
Colt, Remington, Smith and Wesson
Regent is made in Turkey. Norinco is made in China. Both make a M1911 type pistol
The Auto-Ordnance 1911 pistol with serial number E 03233 was produced during World War II, specifically in 1943. Auto-Ordnance was known for manufacturing M1911 pistols for the U.S. military during this time, and the "E" prefix indicates it was part of a specific production run. For precise dating, the serial number can be cross-referenced with historical production records.
The first Iver Johnson .22 auto target pistol was produced in 1911. This model was part of a series of semi-automatic pistols designed for target shooting. Iver Johnson was known for its innovative designs and reliable firearms during the early 20th century.
Proofhouse.com has Colt sn data. That prefix was put on pistols made between 1981 and '83.
Walther is a German company. However, some Walther pistols have been made in France and in US by Smith and Wesson under license.
No. There are derringer pistols that have no safety, and a few revolvers made in 9mm caliber with no safety. There have been several 9mm pistols made with no safety.
No published sn data.
These pistols were assembled in Argentine using Colt parts. Starting in 1927