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NC State Bureau of Investigation Colt Model P 45 Colt
- Thread starter Sharps40
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Gorgeous! Love seeing folks shoot purty, expensive guns. I’ve got a pair of Colt SAA’s in .45 Colt, one with gold appointments and ivory grips. I used to compete with them in Cowboy Action Shooting, and still shoot them from time to time.
Colt cylinder only gets marked 2 ways,.
Least common is a mark just outside the lead because cylinder bolt timing is several miles off, not likely on a factory gun.
Most common is the drag line which comes from incorrect operation... specifically lowering the hammer from less than full cock.
Grips and spring prolly.
Gen 3 commemoratives are a good way to get a shooter colt at some big savings over other gens.
Colt and Winchester issued commeratives for every fart ever heard. Like most farts stink, most commeratives are butt ugly. But, the commeratives last longer and make noise more than once.
I bought one of the Winchester 1966 Centennial model 94's. 20", heavy octagon, gold-plated. Chopped it down to 16" to make a handy short rifle, had the gold stripped off, the barreled action and buttplate Cerakoted black, and the small parts dark gray. Williams receiver sight and a sourdough front sight.
It was my truck gun for many years, and I've shot a few deer with it.
Gen 3 commeratives are a good way to get a shooter colt at some big savings over other gens.
Colt and Winchester issued commeratives for every fart ever heard. Like most farts stink, most commeratives are butt ugly. But, the commeratives last longer and make noise more than once.
Colt and Winchester issued commeratives for every fart ever heard. Like most farts stink, most commeratives are butt ugly. But, the commeratives last longer and make noise more than once.
