1927 Govt Model at RIA

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853OKG

Discussion Starter · 15 d ago

I've been on the lookout for a "prohibition era" Govt Model, this caught my eye, it sold for a whole lot more than me or RIA estimated:

1927 Govt Model

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DkCarvr

· #2 · 14 d ago

Wow!

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rod727

· #3 · 14 d ago

Prices on collectible pieces continue to be strong.

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dhembree

· #4 · 14 d ago

853OKG said:
I've been on the lookout for a "prohibition era" Govt Model, this caught my eye, it sold for a whole lot more than me or RIA estimated:

1927 Govt Model

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I was drooling over this one as well....

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FL Moore

· #5 · 14 d ago

Very strong

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853OKG

Discussion Starter · #6 · 14 d ago

looks like a bidding war broke out

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RHINOWSO

· #7 · 13 d ago

People are crazy for Colts these days!

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Sweet556

· #8 · 13 d ago

It’s a shame the grip screws are that boogered up. My grip screws have never been turned backwards since leaving the factory. But my original numbered to the gun box isn’t as nice though.

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celse

· #9 · 13 d ago

I’ve been looking for 10 years are better. I’ve never found one. That’s worth a dang there just not out there. I have a 26, 28,29 and 30 never could find a 27.

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853OKG

Discussion Starter · #10 · 13 d ago (Edited)

celse said:
I’ve been looking for 10 years are better. I’ve never found one. That’s worth a dang there just not out there. I have a 26, 28,29 and 30 never could find a 27.

A hundred year old Colt, pristine, in the box, not messed around with, if I had cash to burn I would have probably paid that price, how often does a Colt like that come around

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