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COLT, Shooting Master Revolver, .38 Spl. Cal. X 6” Barrel, c.1932
Guns International #: 102485397 Seller's Inventory #: 271-2593
Category: Colt Revolvers - Double Action Pre-War - Colt Revolvers - Officers Model
Seller's Information
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Seller: Beaver Creek Arms
Company: Beaver Creek Arms
Member Since: 10/15/15
First Name: Steve
Last Name: Clark
State: Pennsylvania
Zip: 17019
Country: United States
Phone: (717) 432-4113
Premium Seller
Number of Active Listings: 22
Total Number of Listings: 575
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Types Accepted: Checks, held until cleared or Credit Card with Service Fee
Description:
*** Second Revision , Photo Added *** I've had the same question 3 times: "Is there a five pointed star on the front face of the Cyl.?" My response has been, no there is a lazy "A". I have a second Shooting Master in my collecthon that has the same lazy "A".
A Shooting Master collector has been kind enough to offer additional information. The "Five Pointed Star" was placed on the Cylindar face of only the .357 Magnum revolvers to signify a grade of steel that was safe for the Magnums high pressure loads. The "A" is an inspectors mark. This .38 Special Caliber Revolver is correct without the Star. Look for the book coming in 2025 on Shooting Masters, additional information will drive collector intrest and prices higher.
The Colt Shooting Master Revolver was the most expensive revolver Colt made at the time. Hand assembly, fitting and polishing made it the Python of its time. Adjustable Front and Rear sights are factory standard. The Trigger, Hammer, Front Grip Strap and Back strap are factory checkered for a unique appearance within the Colt family of revolvers. It has an excellent bore and smooth tight action; it clearly has seen very few rounds fired. It’s interesting that the Cal. Marking is vague, “.38”. The cylinder is lengthened to accommodate a competitor “.38 S&W Spl”. Colt would not advertise the competitors improved cartridge.
This Shooting Master has led a very protected life for the past 91 years. It was manufactured in 1932 and still appears in like new condition, well almost. The Left side of the revolver is 99% with only the slightest hint of wear at the muzzle and a very light turn line. The Right side matches the Left in condition, with the exception of scratches near the hammer. These are clearly shown in the photos. Speaking for Collectors everywhere, I’d love to smack the snot out of the dumb ass that did this. This is a rare Revolver that would be a fine addition to any Colt collection. .38 Spl. Cal. with a 6” barrel. Serial Number: 334158N.
FFL of C&R Required
Beaver Creek Arms
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Objective:
As a collector of 40 years and Licensed Firearms Dealer since 1989 I have a clear definition of a satisfactory transaction. I will be paid as we agreed to, and you will be satisfied with your purchase. My goal is to establish a client list of satisfied repeat customers who will recommend me to other collectors. It’s just that simple.
Exiled Saudi princes with secret funds needing change from an over paid purchase need not apply.
Notice:
ALL Federal, State, & Local firearms laws will be followed. I will take NO shortcuts in the process of a legal sale or transfer, so please don’t ask.
SHIPPING:
Shipments are made via U.S.P.S. Priority Mail, Insured, with a return receipt. Packing, Shipping and Insurance cost for this handgun is $40.00.
FIREARMS:
Modern firearms, post 1898, can only be shipped to a Type 01 Federal Firearms License address. Curio-Relic firearms, as defined by the BATF list, can usually be shipped to a Type 03 Collectors License address.
A signed valid FFL license copy either mailed or emailed will be required for shipment to only the license address.
GUARANTEE:
Price: $3,995.00
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: Shooting Master
Barrel Length: 6