So I just got the call today. I was not called or emailed originally to tell me what my RGN was so I was worried something was wrong with my packet. Apparently I had been assigned one I just hadn't been notified for whatever reason. I asked her what my RGN was and she said 20363. I was given all 3 choices and picked Field Grade.

For those who haven't gotten a number just keep your phone close by and hopefully you will get a call soon!

My husband got his RGN of 28681 and was depressed, until I told him this second round of numbering STARTED at 20,000!

Then I explained the first round started a 1, and my RGN was 18601. Took from Sept 2019 to Jan 2021 to get mine.

He was a bit happier, finding out he was actually 10,080 numbers AHEAD of where I had been!

FYI...

Round 1 started at 1000!!!

:D

When I got the call today (20332) they called from the number listed on their info page. I had it saved in my phone also.

(256) 770-4744

I would definitely contact CMP about your situation. Being active duty, I'd like to think they would make every attempt to work with you. Thank you for your service!

Rite behind you bud, 27119 !

I am hoping my step father get his rgn soon. He was bummed that he missed out on round 1. Cmp should have all he rgns out by may and he is anxiously waiting for good news. I will be watching the round 2 threads to help him out once he gets his rgn. Hopefully soon!!

I'm pretty discouraged given that I haven't been given a number yet, email was printed legibly, I doubt gmail will reject their emails, not in my spam folder, and that most rgns given out. Even if I email them in May, the number will probably be too high to matter lol. Time to just spend 1911 money on a non historic but far superior M17 lol

What makes you think that an RNG will be too high to matter?
Has anyone who received an RNG not been offered a 1911? (Answer is NO)
Read the forum, understand how the process works and if you haven't blown the money then when they call choose a grade.
My round 1 number was 16,000+. I got the call as expected, sent some money and got a pistol that would be $3000+ on the CMP auction.
JH

This is what I did:

I subscribed to this thread:

http://forums.thecmp.org/showthread.php?t=274428

And I had it send me email notifications. That way any time someone posted that they got a call, I could keep track. Someone posted that only 10% of purchasers are actually on this site, so you’ll only get a handful of emails since there’s no discussions allowed on that thread.

There’s several people posting on this forum and others that they never received their RGN but eventually received a phone call to purchase, so keep your chin up.

Also, I have a theory (just a guess) regarding people whose RGN numbers are lower than what’s currently being called, and they feel skipped. The CMP does a NICS check (as well as your FFL when you pick up the pistol). What if they do the NICS check before they call you and if they get the ok, they make the call. So maybe something is held up with the NICS check? I went with a guy to buy his first shotgun at a local sporting goods store a couple weeks ago, he did a NICS check and it was pending. It took at least five days before he got the call to come back and pick it up. So, just a guess like I said.

Good luck to everyone. I haven’t seen a bad example in rack, field, or service grade yet.