What is the going price for them? Mine was a little rough on the finish but no pitting or any real damage.
Yes. The norinco has no proprietary parts. If you do work on it, just know the steel is very hard from what I've been told.
I've seen them as high as $500. Used to be $2-300 all day long..... back in the day.
I think I remember one on here in the last year, priced $500-$550.
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m1911.org has a forum dedicated to Norinco pistols.
ETA: The one I saw at the Ada show was $500 I think.
ETA: The one I saw at the Ada show was $500 I think.
Thank you! This helps a ton.
Pop's was a little rough on the inside finnish, but always reliable.
Pics im intested in finding one.
This isn't my pistol, or my mag, or my picture, haha, but the work itself started as a base Norinco and got OlYellered in like '09.
As was stated, they're great base pistols for a full build
As was stated, they're great base pistols for a full build
They have dried up on the market as many smiths consider them a good basis for custom builds
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