Will Colt Roster?

[harbormaster]

https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/210391

[Zenderfall]

[P5Ret]

I'm sure someone would buy the Ca roster version, but I wouldn't be me. I don't think I know anyone who would either.

[harbormaster]

Well I would prefer that then off roster CG mkt place mark up

[Thrashard340]

They had the Series 80 on the roster in the past and it met these requirements. I have one. It's the first handgun I ever bought.

[harbormaster]

That is correct the XSE models were on the roster too, but no 9mms that I recall

[Thrashard340]

Yeah, no 9mm. But it's not crazy to think that Colt could fire up the old tooling for those series 80's to get back into the CA market.

[harbormaster]

[beetle]

colt used to have several 1911s on the roster, but when they went to CNC machining DOJ said it was a "new" gun and needed to meet microstamping (and other) requirements.

[Thrashard340]

colt used to have several 1911s on the roster, but when they went to CNC machining DOJ said it was a "new" gun and needed to meet microstamping (and other) requirements.

Would this be the same reason why S&W M&P 2.0 and SA XD fell off the roster years ago, but these models were recently added back. Not necessarily a change to CNC machining, but changes to the manufacturing process overall.

[harbormaster]

Thought micro stamping requirements were dead?

[Tere_Hanges]

Thought micro stamping requirements were dead?

It is for now but theyd still need an MDM and CLI. Doubt Colt would be willing to design and produce a 1911 with an MDM and CLI. Doubt anyone would want one either. People already throw fits over a series 80 safety mechanism let alone a CLI and an MDM.