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Colt Single Action Army Revolver SAA .44 CFSS 7.5”, Walnut, c. 1883 ANTIQUE for sale
Colt Single Action Army Revolver SAA .44 CFSS 7.5”, Walnut, c. 1883 ANTIQUE for sale
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Guns International #: 102898026
Seller's Inventory #: RBSAA.44319
Colt Single Action Army Revolver SAA .44 CFSS 7.5”, Walnut, c. 1883 ANTIQUE
Description:
This Colt SAA (serial #92319) was shipped to Hartley & Graham, New York, New York, on June 14, 1883 with 49 other guns. It is in .44 WCF (Colt Frontier Six Shooter) caliber with 7.5” barrel, blue and case, with one piece wood grips. This gun originally had “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” acid etched on the left side of the barrel but it has worn off.
It is in very good mechanical condition with four clicks and three stops, reasonable lock up for its age and has a good, but evenly shallowly corroded black powder bore (probably a 7 out of 10), with strong rifling. It shows overall light pitting and patina with little or no original finish. It has no deep scratches or dings and the grips (original and numbered to the gun) retain about 75% of their original varnish. The butt has an “H” carved on the left side. The holster has the initials “PRH” carved in the top loop. The serial numbers all match (frame, trigger guard, butt strap, barrel and cylinder) and the assembly number “744” appears on the loading gate and frame.
Further, the initials “D.F.C.” for David F. Clark, Government inspector, appear on the frame, an “H” in the hammer slot, an “L” on the rear face of the cylinder, and “G” below the serial number on both the trigger guard and butt. The “DFC” inspector mark tells us (according to Kopec) that this frame was one of the very few government contract overruns. It was fully ordnance inspected and was an “extra” in the production of parts for an early government contract. Since it was not ultimately needed to finish the contract, it was used on a civilian commercial model. These “overrun” frames are very rare.
The holster housing this Colt is a hand-made, heavy leather, double Mexican loop, lined, leather laced and floral carved - fairly old piece.
Shipping: $100.00
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: SAA
Serial Number: 92319
Barrel Length: 7.5
Chambers: Good
Condition: Used
Metal Condition: Bare
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrel Type: Round
Manufacture Date: 1883
Grips: One piece walnut
Price: $4,950.00
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Description:
This Colt SAA (serial #92319) was shipped to Hartley & Graham, New York, New York, on June 14, 1883 with 49 other guns. It is in .44 WCF (Colt Frontier Six Shooter) caliber with 7.5” barrel, blue and case, with one piece wood grips. This gun originally had “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” acid etched on the left side of the barrel but it has worn off.
It is in very good mechanical condition with four clicks and three stops, reasonable lock up for its age and has a good, but evenly shallowly corroded black powder bore (probably a 7 out of 10), with strong rifling. It shows overall light pitting and patina with little or no original finish. It has no deep scratches or dings and the grips (original and numbered to the gun) retain about 75% of their original varnish. The butt has an “H” carved on the left side. The holster has the initials “PRH” carved in the top loop. The serial numbers all match (frame, trigger guard, butt strap, barrel and cylinder) and the assembly number “744” appears on the loading gate and frame.
Further, the initials “D.F.C.” for David F. Clark, Government inspector, appear on the frame, an “H” in the hammer slot, an “L” on the rear face of the cylinder, and “G” below the serial number on both the trigger guard and butt. The “DFC” inspector mark tells us (according to Kopec) that this frame was one of the very few government contract overruns. It was fully ordnance inspected and was an “extra” in the production of parts for an early government contract. Since it was not ultimately needed to finish the contract, it was used on a civilian commercial model. These “overrun” frames are very rare.
The holster housing this Colt is a hand-made, heavy leather, double Mexican loop, lined, leather laced and floral carved - fairly old piece.
Shipping: $100.00
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: SAA
Serial Number: 92319
Barrel Length: 7.5
Chambers: Good
Condition: Used
Metal Condition: Bare
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrel Type: Round
Manufacture Date: 1883
Grips: One piece walnut
Price: $4,950.00
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Guns International #: 102898026
Colt Single Action Army Revolver SAA .44 CFSS 7.5”, Walnut, c. 1883 ANTIQUE
Description: This Colt SAA (serial #92319) was shipped to Hartley & Graham, New York, New York, on June 14, 1883 with 49 other guns. It is in .44 WCF (Colt Frontier Six Shooter) caliber with 7.5” barrel, blue and case, with one piece wood grips. This gun originally had “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” acid etched on the left side of the barrel but it has worn off. It is in very good mechanical condition with four clicks and three stops, reasonable lock up for its age and has a good, but evenly shallowly corroded black powder bore (probably a 7 out of 10), with strong rifling. It shows overall light pitting and patina with little or no original finish. It has no deep scratches or dings and the grips (original and numbered to the gun) retain about 75% of their original varnish. The butt has an “H” carved on the left side. The holster has the initials “PRH” carved in the top loop. The serial numbers all match (frame, trigger guard, butt strap, barrel and cylinder) and the assembly number “744” appears on the loading gate and frame. Further, the initials “D.F.C.” for David F. Clark, Government inspector, appear on the frame, an “H” in the hammer slot, an “L” on the rear face of the cylinder, and “G” below the serial number on both the trigger guard and butt. The “DFC” inspector mark tells us (according to Kopec) that this frame was one of the very few government contract overruns. It was fully ordnance inspected and was an “extra” in the production of parts for an early government contract. Since it was not ultimately needed to finish the contract, it was used on a civilian commercial model. These “overrun” frames are very rare. The holster housing this Colt is a hand-made, heavy leather, double Mexican loop, lined, leather laced and floral carved - fairly old piece. Shipping: $100.00 Antique: Yes Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF) Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial Number: 92319 Barrel Length: 7.5 Chambers: Good Condition: Used Metal Condition: Bare Wood Condition: Good Bore Condition: Good Barrel Type: Round Manufacture Date: 1883 Grips: One piece walnut Price: $4,950.00 Buy Now Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102898026
Seller's Inventory #: RBSAA.44319
Colt Single Action Army Revolver SAA .44 CFSS 7.5”, Walnut, c. 1883 ANTIQUE
Description:
This Colt SAA (serial #92319) was shipped to Hartley & Graham, New York, New York, on June 14, 1883 with 49 other guns. It is in .44 WCF (Colt Frontier Six Shooter) caliber with 7.5” barrel, blue and case, with one piece wood grips. This gun originally had “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” acid etched on the left side of the barrel but it has worn off.
It is in very good mechanical condition with four clicks and three stops, reasonable lock up for its age and has a good, but evenly shallowly corroded black powder bore (probably a 7 out of 10), with strong rifling. It shows overall light pitting and patina with little or no original finish. It has no deep scratches or dings and the grips (original and numbered to the gun) retain about 75% of their original varnish. The butt has an “H” carved on the left side. The holster has the initials “PRH” carved in the top loop. The serial numbers all match (frame, trigger guard, butt strap, barrel and cylinder) and the assembly number “744” appears on the loading gate and frame.
Further, the initials “D.F.C.” for David F. Clark, Government inspector, appear on the frame, an “H” in the hammer slot, an “L” on the rear face of the cylinder, and “G” below the serial number on both the trigger guard and butt. The “DFC” inspector mark tells us (according to Kopec) that this frame was one of the very few government contract overruns. It was fully ordnance inspected and was an “extra” in the production of parts for an early government contract. Since it was not ultimately needed to finish the contract, it was used on a civilian commercial model. These “overrun” frames are very rare.
The holster housing this Colt is a hand-made, heavy leather, double Mexican loop, lined, leather laced and floral carved - fairly old piece.
Shipping: $100.00
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: SAA
Serial Number: 92319
Barrel Length: 7.5
Chambers: Good
Condition: Used
Metal Condition: Bare
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrel Type: Round
Manufacture Date: 1883
Grips: One piece walnut
Price: $4,950.00
Buy Now
Description:
This Colt SAA (serial #92319) was shipped to Hartley & Graham, New York, New York, on June 14, 1883 with 49 other guns. It is in .44 WCF (Colt Frontier Six Shooter) caliber with 7.5” barrel, blue and case, with one piece wood grips. This gun originally had “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” acid etched on the left side of the barrel but it has worn off.
It is in very good mechanical condition with four clicks and three stops, reasonable lock up for its age and has a good, but evenly shallowly corroded black powder bore (probably a 7 out of 10), with strong rifling. It shows overall light pitting and patina with little or no original finish. It has no deep scratches or dings and the grips (original and numbered to the gun) retain about 75% of their original varnish. The butt has an “H” carved on the left side. The holster has the initials “PRH” carved in the top loop. The serial numbers all match (frame, trigger guard, butt strap, barrel and cylinder) and the assembly number “744” appears on the loading gate and frame.
Further, the initials “D.F.C.” for David F. Clark, Government inspector, appear on the frame, an “H” in the hammer slot, an “L” on the rear face of the cylinder, and “G” below the serial number on both the trigger guard and butt. The “DFC” inspector mark tells us (according to Kopec) that this frame was one of the very few government contract overruns. It was fully ordnance inspected and was an “extra” in the production of parts for an early government contract. Since it was not ultimately needed to finish the contract, it was used on a civilian commercial model. These “overrun” frames are very rare.
The holster housing this Colt is a hand-made, heavy leather, double Mexican loop, lined, leather laced and floral carved - fairly old piece.
Shipping: $100.00
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: SAA
Serial Number: 92319
Barrel Length: 7.5
Chambers: Good
Condition: Used
Metal Condition: Bare
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrel Type: Round
Manufacture Date: 1883
Grips: One piece walnut
Price: $4,950.00
Buy Now
Guns International #: 102898026
Seller's Inventory #: RBSAA.44319
Guns International #: 102898026
Seller's Inventory #: RBSAA.44319
Colt Single Action Army Revolver SAA .44 CFSS 7.5”, Walnut, c. 1883 ANTIQUE
Description:
This Colt SAA (serial #92319) was shipped to Hartley & Graham, New York, New York, on June 14, 1883 with 49 other guns. It is in .44 WCF (Colt Frontier Six Shooter) caliber with 7.5” barrel, blue and case, with one piece wood grips. This gun originally had “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” acid etched on the left side of the barrel but it has worn off.
It is in very good mechanical condition with four clicks and three stops, reasonable lock up for its age and has a good, but evenly shallowly corroded black powder bore (probably a 7 out of 10), with strong rifling. It shows overall light pitting and patina with little or no original finish. It has no deep scratches or dings and the grips (original and numbered to the gun) retain about 75% of their original varnish. The butt has an “H” carved on the left side. The holster has the initials “PRH” carved in the top loop. The serial numbers all match (frame, trigger guard, butt strap, barrel and cylinder) and the assembly number “744” appears on the loading gate and frame.
Further, the initials “D.F.C.” for David F. Clark, Government inspector, appear on the frame, an “H” in the hammer slot, an “L” on the rear face of the cylinder, and “G” below the serial number on both the trigger guard and butt. The “DFC” inspector mark tells us (according to Kopec) that this frame was one of the very few government contract overruns. It was fully ordnance inspected and was an “extra” in the production of parts for an early government contract. Since it was not ultimately needed to finish the contract, it was used on a civilian commercial model. These “overrun” frames are very rare.
The holster housing this Colt is a hand-made, heavy leather, double Mexican loop, lined, leather laced and floral carved - fairly old piece.
Shipping: $100.00
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: SAA
Serial Number: 92319
Barrel Length: 7.5
Chambers: Good
Condition: Used
Metal Condition: Bare
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrel Type: Round
Manufacture Date: 1883
Grips: One piece walnut
Price: $4,950.00
Buy Now
Description:
This Colt SAA (serial #92319) was shipped to Hartley & Graham, New York, New York, on June 14, 1883 with 49 other guns. It is in .44 WCF (Colt Frontier Six Shooter) caliber with 7.5” barrel, blue and case, with one piece wood grips. This gun originally had “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” acid etched on the left side of the barrel but it has worn off.
It is in very good mechanical condition with four clicks and three stops, reasonable lock up for its age and has a good, but evenly shallowly corroded black powder bore (probably a 7 out of 10), with strong rifling. It shows overall light pitting and patina with little or no original finish. It has no deep scratches or dings and the grips (original and numbered to the gun) retain about 75% of their original varnish. The butt has an “H” carved on the left side. The holster has the initials “PRH” carved in the top loop. The serial numbers all match (frame, trigger guard, butt strap, barrel and cylinder) and the assembly number “744” appears on the loading gate and frame.
Further, the initials “D.F.C.” for David F. Clark, Government inspector, appear on the frame, an “H” in the hammer slot, an “L” on the rear face of the cylinder, and “G” below the serial number on both the trigger guard and butt. The “DFC” inspector mark tells us (according to Kopec) that this frame was one of the very few government contract overruns. It was fully ordnance inspected and was an “extra” in the production of parts for an early government contract. Since it was not ultimately needed to finish the contract, it was used on a civilian commercial model. These “overrun” frames are very rare.
The holster housing this Colt is a hand-made, heavy leather, double Mexican loop, lined, leather laced and floral carved - fairly old piece.
Shipping: $100.00
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .44-40 Winchester (.44 WCF)
Manufacturer: Colt
Model: SAA
Serial Number: 92319
Barrel Length: 7.5
Chambers: Good
Condition: Used
Metal Condition: Bare
Wood Condition: Good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrel Type: Round
Manufacture Date: 1883
Grips: One piece walnut
Price: $4,950.00
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