Rare Target version of the large frame New Service revolver. Has the very rare 6" barrel (most were 7.5"), flat top frame, adjustable sights, and checkered grip frame. Made in 1934. Has about 98% original blue finish. Bore and action are excellent. The medallion grips are excellent. A great example of a rare Colt revolver.

Manufactured in 1892. Metal has been factory refinished. Metal has approximately 98% of its nickel plating. Trigger has most of it's niter blue finish. Cylinder release is marked with a star. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Grips are very good no chips or cracks. Action works perfectly and locks up tight. Very good plus overall condition.

Very fine example made in 1930. Grip checkering is sharp and crisp. Bore is mint. Metal has approximately 99% original blue. Excellent overall condition.

Low serial number Police Positive Target in scarce 22 WRF caliber. Manufactured in 1905. Metal has a gray patina with light pitting and original finish in protected areas. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Action works properly and locks up tight. Stag grips. Fair overall condition. Reasonably priced.

Manufactured in 1922. Barrel is 4". Bore has strong rifling with some pitting. Action works perfectly and locks up tight. Metal has approximately 80% original finish with patina. Grips are not cracked. Good overall condition.

Early swing out cylinder revolver manufactured in 1892. Metal has been nickel plated long ago and has some areas of flaking. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Barrel is 4.5". Action works properly. Fair overall condition.

Pre-war revolver with 4" barrel. Grips are a later replacement. Butt has a number. Bore has strong rifling with some pitting. Good overall condition.

Pre-war service revolver made in 1912. Has a 4" barrel, blue finish and hard rubber grips. The bore has some areas of pitting and is good. Has about 85% original blue. The grips are not chipped or cracked. Action locks up tight. A vintage .38 Special revolver.

Made in 1913. Barrel is 3.5". Bore is excellent. Barrel has a thinning blue turning to patina. Frame has approximately 95% original finish. Action works properly. Grips are very good with some wear by light wear by butt. Very good overall condition.

Second issue manufactured in 1930. Bore is excellent. Action works properly. Approximately 98% original blue finish. Grips have some wear. Barrel is 4". Grips are walnut and have some light wear. Very good plus overall condition.

This 38 W.C.F. (38-40) Colt New Service revolver was manufactured circa 1930. The 7.5" round barrel has an excellent bore. This revolver retains approx. 95% blue with the straps being a little weak. The checkered Colt medallion grips are fine with a little wear on the bottom edge of the left grip. The action functions properly. This is a great New Service! 

This 41 Colt caliber Colt Army Special revolver is circa 1911. The 4.5" round barrel has a good bore with firing erosion. The revolver retains approx. 30% of its original blue finish, mostly in protected areas, with the remainder turning brown. The checkered rampant Colt grips are good with a couple of old small chips on the bottom left and OW cut into the bottom of the right. The action...

4.5" model made in 1929. Has about 70% blue with most of the wear on the cylinder. Bore and action are excellent.

4" blue revolver made in 1923, in neat .32-20 caliber. Has about 96% blue with light wear on the grip frame and the cylinder. The bore and action are excellent. A good looking example, hard to find in this condition.

5" blue service revolver made in 1937. Has about 92% original blue with most of the wear on the grip frame area. The grips are very good, bore and action are excellent.

Outstanding example of a Police Positive. Manufactured in 1928. Barrel is 6". Grip checkering is crisp and sharp. Mint overall condition. Comes with an original box and manual.

Superb Police Positive. Manufactured in 1924. Barrel is 4". Comes with original box and instructions. Label is intact and not tatty.

Pre-war revolver made in 1911. Barrel is 4". Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Metal has approximately 80% original finish with scattered patina. Grips are excellent, no chips or cracks. Very good overall condition.

Manufactured in 1903. Barrel is 6". Metal has some minor pits on barrel and cylinder. Approximately 75% original blue finish with holster wear. Mother of pearl grips are very good no cracks. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Good overall condition.

This revolver's serial number is in the military (Marine) contract range, but is obviously a civilian gun without the U.S.M.C. markings on butt. Action works perfectly. Gun has approximately 75-80% original blue. Bore is excellent. Grips show wear and has a repaired chip on left panel. Side plate has been polished and reblued. Perhaps it had an inscription on it.