This is an exceptional example of a late production Model 1911A1 National Match pistol as supplied by the U.S. Army for the Camp Perry National Matches. These pistols were produced on standard WWII frames (this one is a Remington-Rand), fitted with a late production Colt 'hard' slide marked "NM7791435" on the left side with the standard Colt one-line address on the right. Fitted with the long aluminum trigger with serrated shoe, checkered front grip strap, new checkered walnut grip panels, arched serrated mainspring housing and serrated Patridge blade front and fully adjustable Kensight rear notch sights. The left side of the frame is marked with a "F.J.A." inspectors mark over a single "P" proof by the magazine release. The right side of the frame has standard property, model and serial number markings as well as a single "T" on the grip frame, "RIA" below the model marking, and "NM" on the trigger guard bow. The top of the barrel is marked "45 AUTO and NM7791414" and "4838", the last four digits of the serial number. The front of the barrel is fitted with the standard NM barrel bushing which is marked "7267718" over NM". With DD1149-4 form dated November 5, 1962 identifying the pistol by serial number.

Very fine as arsenal refurbished and upgraded to National Match specifications with 98% of the dark gray phosphate finish remaining, some light edge wear, surface scratches, and light brown patina on the grip straps. The grips are also very fine with sharp checkering and some small dings. Mechanically excellent.