Colt NRM Question

[arizona]

I apologize for being so far out of touch , but what does NRM stand for?

I know Colt produced a WWI reproduction. Is this the WWII reproduction?

The WWI pistol is listed in Colts website but not the NRM is not.

I read somewhere the WWII repro is better than the WWI pistol. Is this correct?

I tried a search but cound not find a meaning for NRM.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Jspy]

NRM=New Roll Mark. The ORM (old roll mark) was a big 1991 on the slide of the Colt. Not too attractive.

 

[Sean Smith]

The NRM guns are the current production 01991/01091 series guns. As noted, NRM=New Roll Mark, i.e. the new slide markings that were added to the gun along with various detail improvements like aluminum triggers, redesigned feedramps, better finish, etc.

These are the NRM guns:

http://www.colt.com/CMCI/1991.asp

WWI repro>WWII repro in my opinion.

 

[arizona]

Sean, thanks for your response.

I am not sure what your statement below means. Are you saying in your opinion the WWI model is better than the WWII model?

"WWI repro>WWII repro in my opinion".

Thanks again.

 

[Sean Smith]

> means "greater than," as in "better."