Okay, so the CMP has been telling us that they'll be selling off 1911 pistols for years now, right? Well, the Chief Operating Officer of the CMP has announced the terms of the sales.
The price per pistol is to be somewhere around $1000. Buyers must apply with all the usual qualifications for CMP sales, plus must supply proof of passing a NICS background check, and a copy of the FFL of the licensed dealer that will be transferring the pistol. "The CMP customer will be required to complete a form 4473 in person and successfully complete another NICS check by the recipient FFL holder before the pistol can be transferred." Mail order sales of one pistol per year, ONLY. No sales at CMP stores. C&R FFL holders are not eligible, for some reason.
I'm not sure where they get off charging $1000 for rattly old pistols that our parents, grandparents, or maybe great grandparents already paid for. I'm not just disappointed, I'm angry.
Depending on the time period, and manufacturer, the government price for a 1911 pistol would range from about $15 to $492. You can read a little about that here.
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