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Just a reminder for all you gunnies hoping to get your hands on one of the 8000 1911 pistols that were released for sale through the Civilian Marksmanship Program that the order period is now open. The CMP will continue to accept orders through October 4 and will award guns on a lottery basis.

Full information on the purchase process can be found at the CMP site, but here are some key details:

CMP 1911 order form packet is now posted.
CMP 1911 customer service number is 256-835-8455 extension 461
CMP 1911 customer service email address [email protected]
Only ONE CMP 1911 order form packet per customer may be submitted.
CMP 1911 order form packet must be mailed to the following address. This includes USPS, UPS, Fed Ex, etc. Orders must be postmarked NOT PRIOR TO 4 September 2018 and NOT AFTER 4 October 2018. Any orders received postmarked prior to September 4 will not be accepted. Hand delivered, emailed and faxed orders will not be accepted. Only orders sent to the following CMP 1911 address will be accepted:
CMP 1911
1800 Roberts Drive
Anniston, AL 36207

Customer names from complete CMP 1911 order form packets will be fed into a computerized Random Number Generator on 5 October 2018. The Random Number Generator will provide a list of names in sequential order through the random picking process. Customers will be contacted in the sequence provided by the Random Number Generator. The CMP 1911 customers will select their grade of pistol (Service, Field or Rack) from available inventory at the time of order notification. Customers with higher numbers may have fewer grades from which to choose. When this year’s allotment of 1911s is exhausted, the remaining orders will be held in the existing sequence for all future allotments of 1911s. The CMP does not know what future allotments might be.
CMP 1911 Sales Details Auction Process Civilian Marksmanship Program
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As for pricing:

CMP has priced the 1911 type pistols at fair market value in accordance with CMP’s enabling legislation.

Service Grade $1050. Pistol may exhibit minor pitting and wear on exterior surfaces and friction surfaces. Grips are complete with no cracks. Pistol is in issuable condition.

Field Grade $950. Pistol may exhibit minor rust, pitting, and wear on exterior surfaces and friction surfaces. Grips are complete with no cracks. Pistol is in issuable condition.

Rack Grade $850. Pistol will exhibit rust, pitting, and wear on exterior surfaces and friction surfaces. Grips may be incomplete and exhibit cracks. Pistol requires minor work to return to issuable condition.

Auction Grade (Sales will to be determined by auctioning the pistol). The condition of the auction pistol will be described when posted for auction. Note: If you have already purchased a 1911 from CMP you will not be allowed to purchase an auction 1911. If you purchase an auction 1911, your name will be pulled from the sequenced list. No repeat purchasers are allowed until all orders received have been filled.

The shipping cost is included in the price.

Good luck.

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The price is too high

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Disappointed in the pricing/condition and volume of the CMP 1911's. The 8,000 that the DOD has released for sale appear to be the worse condition of their inventory. The Deep State at work, no doubt. But finally we will be able to have a chance to purchase one. Don't forget that Jock Strap Mc Stain blocked the sale of the surplus inventory for many years.

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Yeah you lost me at the "deep state" nonsense.

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Wow, mjtcpa, you have been a member here for a whole 3 hours and your first post is a politically motivated insult. Their is no "deep state" and this not a website for your political statements. Please have some decorum and keep your posts on subject.

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Then stop being political

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Drttown; Not motivated, just facts snowflake.

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Son, I am simply not going to argue with you. If "snowflake" is the first thing you respond with to insult me, then so be it. If you continue any sort of personal attack or insults towards me I will respond by reporting you to the site moderators. I was simply asking you to keep your comments in relation to the product that was posted.

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Read up on the hoops you have to jump through to even possibly get one. Then the prices...lol. All 8000 should be left.

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Pricing is stupid high. What the heck?

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$850 and up. Almost a grand for one that's rusted, pitted, and requires work. Even the next step up has rusting and pitting at a hundred more.

To top it off you have to belong to an affiliated club (not hard, but still more hassle) and then it's a lottery system. I guess you really have to want a maybe historical, maybe matching part, maybe re-arsenaled 1911 for the cost of a new one from a reputable manufacturer. You can even get a brand new Colt 1911 for this price.

Government at work.

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Even their Garands in decent shape can be had at less than the cheapest 1911 offering. They will have collector value but paying premium for old tech that you can buy new for that price is pointless.

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