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I'll see your rare, and raise you one. http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u122/yendikeno/Roy32.jpg" /> thats...........................beautiful |
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Nice, but it is funny what is now considered old! I suppose I am now considered old as well? Oh and this is old, 1922. http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a368/DEG169/1911/1911left2.jpg nice gun...I love early commercial Colts.... |
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Quoted: Is that gun refinished? The grips look too new.Here's an old one. It was made in 1913 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v219/xx78/Colt19116.jpg |
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Is that gun refinished? The grips look too new.
Here's an old one. It was made in 1913 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v219/xx78/Colt19116.jpg Yes, it was was refinished before I bought it. It has all original parts except for the grips which are Colt repro. |
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Is that gun refinished? The grips look too new.
Here's an old one. It was made in 1913 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v219/xx78/Colt19116.jpg Yes, it was was refinished before I bought it. It has all original parts except for the grips which are Colt repro. Turnbull? |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Is is nickle or SS? What model 70, 80?Would I ruin the value of this gun if I had an ambi safety and beavertail grip installed? Factory satin nickle, series 70 according to the Colt site made in 1975..it's all original There is no such thing as a series 70 Commander. |
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Is is nickle or SS? What model 70, 80?
Would I ruin the value of this gun if I had an ambi safety and beavertail grip installed? Factory satin nickle, series 70 according to the Colt site made in 1975..it's all original There is no such thing as a series 70 Commander. It was made in the 70's hence my using of the term 70s. Thank you very much for setting me straight.
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Is that gun refinished? The grips look too new.
Here's an old one. It was made in 1913 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v219/xx78/Colt19116.jpg Yes, it was was refinished before I bought it. It has all original parts except for the grips which are Colt repro. Turnbull? I honestly don't know who refinished it? I bought it cheap from a guy who inherited it. He had no interest in guns. |
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Quoted: Not on the roll stamp, but there are 70 series and 80 series differences in Commander models.Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Is is nickle or SS? What model 70, 80?Would I ruin the value of this gun if I had an ambi safety and beavertail grip installed? Factory satin nickle, series 70 according to the Colt site made in 1975..it's all original There is no such thing as a series 70 Commander. |




