Hi. Brand new to the forum. Was digging through some old drawers and came across this revolver that was owned by my wife's father. Was curious as to the value and rarity. Including a few photos. Thanks for your help!
That revolver likely didn't see much use or abuse, and the risk of damaging screwheads isn't worth anything gained by breaking down that 120+ year old Colt beyond removing the grips..I generally spray some Ballistol where I can reach internally and be done with it unless there's some active red rust visible..Some of us love to take things apart and others prefer not to risk stirring up a problem where none existed previously. .It's a pretty BisleyThe gun has been stored in a drawer in an old sock for the past 50+ years. Is there any particular kind of gun oil best to use? Also, would I need to disassemble the gun to apply oil everywhere, or just apply to the outside? Thanks!