[Colt-SL]

Is it time for some Officer's Model photos? Please post yours. This one is Bright Stainless. I picked it up as a companion piece to my Bright Stainless Gold Cup National Match.

Update for current ACP's stocks (Buffalo Bone with embedded emblem) and posed with Officer's Model .22.................

 

[Mike1957]

This one has been worked over a little.

 

[Colt-SL]

This one has been worked over a little.

That's so BAD it's beautiful! Looks like the alter ego of the previous gun LOL! Its evil twin. Thanks for posting!

 

[BearBio]

Here's mine. Stags by Patrick Grashorn. Like yours, it's an enhanced model.

 

[elliotf]

Wow, I wish I could find one in Bright Stainless. That is great looking. Here is a picture of my ugly duckling..

 

[Colt-SL]

Wow, I wish I could find one in Bright Stainless. That is great looking. Here is a picture of my ugly duckling..

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Looks mighty handsome to me!

 

[Wyatt Burp]

Here's one from 1905. Hey, it's an Officer's Model! Says so right there on the barrel!

 

[Colt-SL]

Here's one from 1905. Hey, it's an Officer's Model! Says so right there on the barrel!

Wyatt; I absolutely LOVE it!!

 

[thecoltguy]

Wyatt, did you start something? Here are five OFFICER'S MODELS from 4" to 7 1/2".

 

[Colt-SL]

Wyatt, did you start something? Here are five OFFICER'S MODELS from 4" to 7 1/2".

Oh wow, that's an Officer's family portrait! What a great picture!

 

[DHENRY]

Here's a 7-1/2" specimen from 1914.
Don

 

[Colt-SL]

Here's a 7-1/2" specimen from 1914.
Don

I just KNEW I shoulda labeled this post as "Officer's ACP" !! LOL! DHenry, bee-uu-ti-ful firearm!

 

[DCWilson]

These aren't new, but I'm happy to post them again.

An OM from 1904 (really early, apparently)...

..and a later one on the Army Special frame (1920)

I really like the family group. Somebody ought to write a book -- Five Little OMs and How They Grew.

 

[DCWilson]

I just KNEW I shoulda labeled this post as "Officer's ACP" !!

You mean there are semiauto OMs as well? Holy cow!

Face it, you let the revolver guys in and there is going to be a certain amount of thread drift. (Or thread piracy, even.)

 

[Colt-SL]

You mean there are semiauto OMs as well? Holy cow!

Face it, you let the revolver guys in and there is going to be a certain amount of thread drift. (Or thread piracy, even.)

Piracy?? Where's an Officer when you need one! Hey, let it drift, I'm enjoying the photos immensely.

 

[Wyatt Burp]

You mean there are semiauto OMs as well? Holy cow!

Face it, you let the revolver guys in and there is going to be a certain amount of thread drift. (Or thread piracy, even.)

Well, we are revolver guys. but like they say, what goes around comes around.

 

[smkummer]

OK, I'll play

I say let the drift continue: Top-early 70's Officer Model Match MKIII Bottom-

1951 Officer Model Special with modern rubber

 

[Mike1957]

As long as we have gotten into real Officier`s Models, here is an Officier`s Model Special to go along with the Officier`s ACP.

 

[Colt-SL]

OK guys, I can play along too! HA!

Here's my latest "Colt Officer's Model". A target-sight .22 LR with three digit serial number. Colt dated it for me at 1930. It is one of the first 2nd generation OM's made. A nice Gunbroker transaction; in great shape for 81 years old! (Right click on photo and select 'view image' to see larger format photo.)

 

[Jackman]

This one is my Grandfather WWI 1911 he brought it home from France where he was a 1st Lt with the balloon corp.

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