single action

Hello. I have this single action Colt piece, which belonged to my father in Los Angeles. My understanding is that it eventually became a movie stunt gun, but I have no verification of this. I note that the firing pin has been filed off so that it cannot fire. The outside finish isn't bad, but...

Hello. I have this single action Colt piece, which belonged to my father in Los Angeles. My understanding is that it eventually became a movie stunt gun, but I have no verification of this. I note that the firing pin has been filed off so that it cannot fire. The outside finish isn't bad, but...

Looking for any information and value on an officers model match .22LR single action which has an offset hammer. I think possibly done by King. Thanks for your input. I saw this gun and am thinking of buying it but can't find much out about it. It is about 95%

Looking for any information and value on an officers model match .22LR single action which has an offset hammer. Thanks for your input. Sorry how do I delete this to repost on the revolver site.

I've been a S&W revolver guy for a long time and am interested in acquiring my first Single Action revolver. I friend of mine is selling his Single Action Cowboy model to support his shotgun habit and is asking $750. Is this a reasonable price? What are the most important factors in...

Can anyone tell me the date of manuf. of a New Frontier 22lr, serial # L230##?

Colt I purchased from Burt ReynoldsJust bought this Patton Commemorative from the recent Burt Reynolds house cleaning auction: 35 caliber, 4.75" barrel, S/N 322088. Engraved with carved grips and the initials GSP enameled. Lanyard ring in the bottom of the grip strap. It is not the Uberti...

I have a 1882 single action 1st gen. colt revolver. I am looking to sell it for financial reasons. Here is a little of what I know about it and some pictures. Any help with what it may be worth, how to go about selling it/auction it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanced, Jim The...

Colt single action army, first generation. 1931 manufacture. Very clean, all original with the exception of the grips and sight. The Colt letter shows wood grips. The sight is a Marbles sheard gold bead, and appears to be of the same period. Asking a firm $3500.00, which I believe is a very fair...

What is a fair price for a 3rd Generation, Colt, New Frontier, .45, 7.5 inch barrel, like new, unfired in original box with original manual? Low serial number 022XXNF. Thanks.

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