New Bianchi 3S pistol pocket,plain tan #22616 for a Colt commander
and a New Bianchi #20A magazine pouch for the commander magazine,
Tried it one time, and don't like IWB. Holster was $51.99 plus S/H, and
mag pouch was $38.00 plus S/H. Will sell both for $65 shipped to lower 48.
Please resond with "I'll take it" and a PM or email.
Colt commander magazine is not for sale.

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In Excellent shape stainless light weight Defender .45, only 200 rounds fired, with Trijicon Nite sights dated 2008, polished slide, extended mag release, adjustable trigger, with 2 factory mags, sorry no box or papers. $850 shipped.

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DUF Digest, 05-16-12

Man Filmed on TV Show Trying to Sell Stolen Gun | firstcoastnews.com


Stupid Is as Stupid Does: Police arrested a 64-year-old man accused of stealing a rare, antique gun after he was spotted trying to sell it on a television show. Wheat Ridge Police say they arrested Wylie Gene Newton of Erie for allegedly stealing the gun from a private museum in New Mexico in December. The gun is a Colt Dragoon black powder revolver that dates back to the 1800s. It's reportedly valued at $20,000. Police say Newton tried to sell the gun on a reality TV show called "American Guns," which is filmed at a Wheat Ridge gun shop. A viewer who knew about the investigation let authorities know about Newton after he watched the episode, which aired in December. The man on the show went by "Wylie" and took two black-powder revolvers to sell at the shop. Authorities in New Mexico contacted the police in Colorado. On May 10, undercover detectives met with Newton and offered to buy the stolen gun. He was arrested and police recovered the stolen revolver. He is being held in the Jefferson County Detention Center pending extradition.

Man Filmed on TV Show Trying to Sell Stolen Gun | firstcoastnews.com

Hey Gents,
I have two new Colt hammer shrouds that have sitting around for 25 or so years and they seem to be of differing type in the style of the rampant Colt, position one facing rearward, another one in the upright "Hi Yo Silver" position. Can anyone identify the approximate vintage of each respective shroud? I got my kid to do the photoshop thing so hopefully the photos will help-besides everyone likes pictures, except when it comes to beautiful women, there's just no substitute...

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I have a brand new, never used American Tomahawk CQC-T available.
It comes with one extra brand new nylon sheath.
This is from the manufacturer website:

Design: Ernest Emerson
Steel: Machined 4140 Alloy
Overall Weight: 16 oz. w/osheath
Cutting Edge Length: 2 7/8"
HandleLength: 13 ¾”
Head Length: 73/4"
Blade thickness: .200 stock
Hardness: Rc 54-55
Sheath: Jumpable nylon –LBE/LBV, MOLLE, Sling, Belt.
MSRP: $275.00

I am asking $235.00, price includes shipping and handling (no trades please).
PM me if interested.

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need parts 36,37,38 safty disconnector (complete assembly) and 20 trigger spring anyone know where i can get them ???

payed 60.00 for the gun it was just parts in a bag, it had bad rust issues got it all cleaned up and now im down to just finding these parts and it will be complete

already called coltparts.com they dont take debitcard , only chk or money order and im not doing that

I just bought a 6" stainless King Cobra in about 99% condition with box and manual for $700 (just a faint turn line). I didn't steal it, I've seen others in that price range. My question is, why? It seems to be the only snake thats still affordable. I know the blue are worth more and also those with a shorter barrel. Any opinions as to if and when the 6" stainless King Cobra will start increasing in collectabilty.

Good afternoon to all...I have an opportunity to buy a couple of Colts. I have not seen them yet. First, an 8" Anaconda 44 mag., stainless. Gun has replacement grips though he says he has original ones. No box, etc. Like many of us here, I have been trying to buy more Colts of late. I assume since this has no accessories that there is little to no collector value. I am told condition is good to very good (subjective). He is asking $1200 which I feel is too much. Second gun is, as he describes it, a 1985 satin nickel MK IV/series 80 Officer's ACP in 45. It also is sans the box, etc. I have a few Colt 45's including a 1991 A1 compact which I guess is rather similar. Seller has not stated a selling price on the Officer' model. I would appreciate any comments on the Officer's model. I feel the Anaconda may be worth $800 or so and the Officer's model in the $600 range. Am I barking up the wrong tree? Thanks...

A buddy of mine and I are thinking of trading handguns. We are residents of two different states. Can we simply do the swap without any paperwork and without running afoul of federal laws, or do we have to use (and pay) FFL's in two different states? TIA.

i recently purchased a colt new service in 45 colt. lockup is perfect in single action but won't fully lock up when i pull the trigger double action. any ideas? if nothing else i need the contact info for a good gunsmith for the pre war colts. thanks for all the help.

My introduction into the Colt Semi Auto world. Top to bottom:

1919 M1903 .32 w/pearls
1922 M1908 Vest Pocket .25
1917 M1908 .380

Bores display strong lands and grooves and are bright shiny, mechanically sound and functional with honest wear bluing loss more evident on the bottom 2 but for pistols over 90 years old I'm pretty pleased and the three together cost me less than a 90% Python without the box of course (last years prices) I'm a shooter :) Once I get them final prepped for Eezox we're good to go. Hope y'all approve though my camera skills are still as bad as ever :p

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How long did Colt sell the 'accessory' D frame hammer shroud in a box - the only one I have seen was in the late 60's - early 70's wood grain box?

My catalogs going back to 1950 and 52 show the hammer shroud but I don't think any mention is made of it being boxed.

Having acquired a M1903 w/pearl stocks I ordered and received molded stocks from NC Ordinance adding the 2 escutcheons with screw. Maybe I missed the fine print but the escutcheons need to be filed down to fit the width of the molded stock/panels as they are too long. Mind you the stocks are tapered so the filing needs to be done more on the downward area (towards the mag release). Anybody have some tips,tricks or techniques that I can use to accomplish this "filing to fit" procedure?

As always I appreciate your input :)

Mtn

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