Colt 2nd Model Richards Conversion
Guns International #: 100983444 Seller's Inventory #: CBP18-5
Category: Colt Revolvers - Antique - Colt Revolvers - Conversion 1867-1878

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Seller: Antique & Modern Firearms, Inc.
Company: Antique & Modern Firearms, Inc.
Member Since: 4/27/15
State: Kentucky
Zip: 40503
Country: United States
Phone: (859) 276-1419
Fax: (859) 278-0838
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Total Number of Listings: 14882
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.

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Description:
Rarest of all the early Colt cartridge revolvers, this 2nd Model Richards .44 Army was manufactured for only a short time in 1872 and 1873, with approximately 400 to 500 being produced.  They incorporated the new, hammer mounted firing pin and sight notch of the Richards Mason but were the last conversion to use the 1860 Army barrel.  Being one of the earliest metallic cartridge big bore revolvers, they were very popular on the American frontier and their survival rate is low.  Rarer still are period holsters that will accomodate their 8 inch barrels.  This gun is mechanically perfect and does retain some of its original nickel finish.  The Slim Jim style holster with protective flap and buckle tie down shows decorative checkering and border tooling, an unusual calf skin lining, and a reinforced cup at the toe.  A nice early rig with lots of character.                                                                         PRICE:    $4,500             We are Antique & Modern Firearms in Lexington, KY, dealer of fine firearms since 1974.   PH. 859-276-1419         We Buy, Sell and Trade Firearms & Knives.    Have a Individual FirearmFirearms Collection, or Firearms Estate to sell, let us know, we can buy or consignment sell it for you.       (sales at am-firearms)

SOLD

Antique: Yes