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Some Other 1911�s
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Mark A. Taff
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I�m not sure when the first �replica� or non-Colt 1911 appeared, but for more than 75 years 1911 and Colt were synonymous except for wartime emergencies. Today we not only have excellent examples of 1911�s from Colt we also have several handfuls of other companies producing the legendary .45 ACP. With that in mind we herein look at Taffin�s Top .45 1911�s from �other� manufacturers. |
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mickey
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| Maybe the Llama IX in 1932 was the first? |
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