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Sidearms & Scatterguns Calling 1911 experts. Essex framed Colt slide.

Bender

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  • Feb 12, 2014
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    I just recently picked one
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    up for a song and a dance. I couldn’t pass it up. Who here would have a rough estimate of the age of the slide? I know it is a Frank in gun just curious about the slide.
     
    70s-80s GI National Match replacement slide and barrel. The 7791- numbers are the Army contract technical drawing numbers.

    Essex-brand cast frames were popular late 70s-early 80s, like current Anderson "Poverty Pony" AR lowers. They hold parts and shoot well, but don't have a "Brand name."
     
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    70s-80s GI National Match replacement slide and barrel. The 7791- numbers are the Army contract technical drawing numbers.

    Essex-brand cast frames were popular late 70s-early 80s, like current Anderson "Poverty Pony" AR lowers. They hold parts and shoot well, but don't have a "Brand name."
    Awesome. Thanks. It’s my new truck gun.