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After 3-4 months of patiently waiting, my Colt .380 Pocketlite finally arrived last week.

Beautiful little bugger, and resembles a baby 1911 in so many ways. Haven't had time for a range visit as of yet.

I'm also trying to decide if I really want to shoot it ... or keep it a few years unfired ... :D


 

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I picked this up last weekend. It had a redish nail polish on the front site, and was pretty dirty. No box or extra mag, but only cost me $500. It cleaned up pretty nice.
Looks like the same one I have. Colt guard finish, looks like a blued or black mag. I thought the shop that soldme mine took out a stainless mag and replaced it with a blue one. He said that was what came with it. I got mine new in I believe 1983 or 84. Loose slide when new and has always been a fine shooter. Was my EDC for a few years, till I replaced it with a Pocket Nine.
 
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I picked up .380 Gov at a show in Illinois years ago. It came with tijicon sites. since the move to AZ that little pistola has become one of my CC pieces.

- Mike

Hi Mike,

Would really like to see how the tijicon sites were installed. The front sight absolutely needs improvement but since it was a solid sight, didnt think there was any options? Pics Please !!
 

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Talo1911: "After 3-4 months of patiently waiting, my Colt .380 Pocketlite finally arrived last week.

Beautiful little bugger, and resembles a baby 1911 in so many ways. Haven't had time for a range visit as of yet.

I'm also trying to decide if I really want to shoot it ... or keep it a few years unfired ... "

:D

Let us know how she shoots!
 

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Hi SFOGUN....here's my baby. The front site was dovetailed in . Its difficult to see. The local Gunsmith said its the finest dovetail work he's ever seen.

I like your choice of grips! :cool:
 

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Ill try to get a better picture of the front site in the sun light tomorrow. The grips were purchased in 1994. The grips that were installed when I purchased were black plastic with the silver Colt Logo, I assume those are the originals. Still have them,just liked the ivory!

PS....The sites were just relamped this year by trijicon.
 

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Nutmeg? Those look great and are on my list for mine, or my wife's depending on who you talk to :)
Charles Spresser (423)336-1013 @ Spresserknifeworks.itgo.com is the gent that crafted these and the handles for my WWII 1911. Looking forward to
taking a pic of both these fine examples of great looking elephant Ivory grips together . Most cost friendly I've found on the inteweb without
skimping on quality. Now I just have to learn how to photograph these grips without looking so blurry.

 
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