Posted: 6/13/2024 12:25:29 AM EDT
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Below are 14 images showing the Colt 2024 commercial catalog and a two-sided advertising one-sheet promoting the release if three new revolvers. Both the catalog and the one-sheet were distributed by Colt at the 2024 NRA national convention. Special thanks to Obsidian Tactics on Instagram for providing me with the catalog. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File Due to ARFCOM's 5 images per post limit, there will be more images in the next couple of posts. |
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Attached File Attached File The next two images are from the 2-sided advertising one-sheet promoting the new revolver releases. Attached File Attached File End Of Images |
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Originally Posted By JLAudio: M45A1 is on the catalog. I was hoping those were still going to be made. They have never stopped making them. The problem is, they are made so infrequently that when they are made they are quickly bought up. Many seem to get bought just to be flipped on Gun Broker which keeps the market value artificially inflated. |
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Originally Posted By Minuteman1636: The short answer is yes. Originally Posted By Minuteman1636: Originally Posted By tortilla-flats: Please tell me that there's a ginormous backlog of M4 barrels. Why would you still be cutting barrels to this profile? Is that profile really still that high in demand? The short answer is yes. Most recent contracts I’m aware of are $26M to Israel and $57M to other foreign countries for m4/m4a1 That’s high enough I guess 
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Originally Posted By oxford411: Who knows what about those CBX rifles? Actual Colts? CZ? I'm not a bolt action guy so this are just my uneducated impressions from handling them at the NRA show. The action isn't particularly smooth but it's not bad and I didn't have any problems just dry cycling it. Trigger is pretty good. The cheap non-chassis version is decently light but the chassis version is a pig. Again, I don't have nearly enough experience to compare them to other similarly-priced bolt actions, but for $850 at Arms Unlimited, I've been thinking about picking one up eventually. Here's an article from a promo magazine I picked up from the Colt booth. Seems like it's heavily influenced by the CZ 600 but technically a Colt-specific design. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Minuteman1636: They have never stopped making them. The problem is, they are made so infrequently that when they are made they are quickly bought up. Many seem to get bought just to be flipped on Gun Broker which keeps the market value artificially inflated. I finally grabbed a .38 Super Competition Stainless about a month ago after not being able to find one anywhere for the past ~4 years. I look forward to another year of catalogued CCU railguns with no actual production. Did the 6940 get discontinued? |