[Browning1980]

I have 1903 Colt Pocket Hammerless .32acp that I am trying to sell. It was made in 1935. So I believe that makes it a type IV. It also has the original magazine. It shoots excellent and the bore is in good shape. I would like some opinions on what to ask for this. Here are some pics. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks View attachment 41345 View attachment 41346 View attachment 41347 View attachment 41348

 

[JohnnyP]

Did you check the links before you hit post? I get "invalid link".

 

[Browning1980]

 

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[Browning1980]

Are those working? I must have done something wrong. But I can see these. Let me know. Thanks

 

[jmace57]

I am seeing the most recent pictures you are posting. It looks to be in nice shape as far as I can tell. I would guess it is worth $450 to $500 in my area. Others with more expertise will likely chime in.

 

[Blackjack33]

I agree with your evaluation, jmace57. They have become so popular it could go even a little higher.

 

[blackdog001]

If all original, north of $600 and probably closer to $700. Much more in demand lately.

 

[hjcook1]

Just sold one in 80% with 2 original magazines for $500.

 

[Colt75]

That one looks to be in very nice shape. I'd guesstimate $600+. As noted above, prices for these do seem to be headed up. Maybe the shooting public has realized what a gem these great little Colts really are.

 

[chaosrob]

I just picked this one up a few days ago for 400 out the door at a lgs

 

[oberon]

That thing might fetch $600.
I am more inclined to think around $450 or $500 would be quite fair.
There are only so many of these fine little pistols in circulation.
There will be no more after these.
jes' sayin'.

 

[Browning1980]

Thanks everyone for taking the time to help me out. Wasn't sure what to ask.

 

[jmace57]

chaosrob - you STOLE that one. What a beauty!

 

[Colt75]

chaosrob - you STOLE that one. What a beauty!

+1 -- you must of heard sirens as you left the store. Great deal on a really nice Colt.