I read that, too, but they didn't SHOW one. I figure it is kind of like the high polish S&W "Victory Model" .38s. Yes there is such a thing. Six of them; SN 1000000,I read an old post on a different board that said they didnt make them in chrome, but then corrected themselves and said they did however make several for high ranking officers.
Hopefully you mean the magazine is chrome too.The clip is chrome too.
the thingy that you put the bullets into.Hopefully you mean the magazine is chrome too.
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fair enough. i was hoping it was something special. ill put it back in the gun cabinet for another 40 years.Heavily buffed and plated sometime after it left the military.
Good sense of humor. you'll need one on this site.the thingy that you put the bullets into.
Im from Alabama. We call it a clip. You say magazine, and people will think sports illustrated. We also make up words like "tump". Anybody on here ever "tumped" over in a canoe?Good sense of humor. you'll need one on this site.
Awesome group of guys and gals that love guns
Try explaining the different meanings for "bullet" to a non-shooter. Around Illinois casings are what you put sausage in, except for news broadcasters.Im from Alabama. We call it a clip. You say magazine, and people will think sports illustrated. We also make up words like "tump". Anybody on here ever "tumped" over in a canoe?
Wut.I'll say clip when people are talking about their bore diameter or their Series 70 Tisas.
Just curious, how did you know it was an RR before any pics or serial number were posted?Remington Rand. The typewriter company. Yes, pics are needed. Please include close-ups of all stamped markings. There is a wealth of knowledge here & you will get plenty of good info.
Btw, it was common for people to plate military guns back when they were plentiful & of low value. This substantially lowers the collectability. However, IF the pics / numbers / markings can indicate that your gun IS an original factory-plated pistol, you have won the lottery.
