Colt Pre-War DA Revolvers

Nickel Colt Official Police revolver with 4" barrel, made in 1939. Bore is excellent bright with strong rifling. The revolver has 98% of its nickel finish with some light spots of flaking. The checkered walnut grips with silver Colt medallions are in excellent condition. The action works perfectly. Overall a fine example!

This circa 1914 Colt .455 Eley caliber New Service revolver was exported to England. The 5.5" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel, frame and each chamber have British proof marks. The cylinder is in its original configuration and has not been cut for the 45 ACP cartridge with its half moon adaptors. The gun has approx. 95% blue. The import mark is tastefully...

This Colt Official Police .38 Special is circa 1937. The bottom of the grip strap is marked I.S.P.-M-DEPT. 25 No. 9. Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Idaho State Police - you take your pick (or get a Colt letter). We believe the M stands for a motorcycle unit which, in our opinion, makes it most likely an Illinois State Police gun. The 4" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The...

This Colt Official Police .38 Special revolver is circa 1933. The 6" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 98% blue. The front and rear grip straps and trigger are professionally checkered. The checkered walnut grips with silver Colt medallions at the top are excellent with the exception of a tiny chip on the lower front of the left panel. The action...

This Third Issue Heavy Barrel 38 Special Colt Officers Model is circa 1935. The 6" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The very scarce heavy barrel was made from 1935 to the early 1940s in 38 caliber only. The left side of the barrel is marked COLT OFFICERS over MODEL followed by 38 over *HEAVY BARREL*. The last patent date on the top of the barrel is OCT. 5. 1926. The...

This circa 1912 Colt Pocket Positive revolver comes is complete with its original numbered box and instructions. The 2.5" 32 Police Cartridge barrel has an as new bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 99+% blue. The bright hammer and trigger are like new. The checkered brown plastic grips with COLT in an oval at the top are excellent. The action functions correctly in...

This Second Issue, Model "C" Colt Police Positive Target revilver is circa 1938. The 6" 22 caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The left side of the barrel is marked COLT followed by POLICE over POSITIVE followed by TARGET. CAL. 22 with the last patent date on the top of the barrel being OCT. 5. 1926. The gun has approx. 99% blue with only a very small...

This first year of production (1910) Colt Police Positive Target revolver is known as the First Issue, Model "G". It is chambered for the 22 WRF caliber which is very scarce in this model. The 6" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The left side of the barrel is marked POLICE over POSITIVE (sharing the same P) followed by CAL. 22 W.R.F. and the last patent date on the...

This Third Issue Colt Officers Model 38 Special revolver is circa 1930. The 7.5" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel is marked on the left side *OFFICERS MODEL 38* and the last patent date on the top is OCT. 5. 1926. It has adjustable front and rear sights. The gun has approx. 92% blue with the grips straps having turned. The rear grip strap and blued trigger...

This 41 Long Colt Model 1895 New Navy revolver is circa 1904. The 6" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx.99% of its bright Colt blue. The edges of the hammer are blued and the sides are bright. The trigger is blue. All markings are sharp and excellent. The checkered hard rubber grips, with COLT in an oval at the top, are excellent with no cracks...

This 22 Caliber Third Issue Colt Officers Model is circa 1934. The 6" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The left side of the barrel is marked COLT OFFICERS over MODEL followed by .22 LONG RIFLE and the last patent date on top of the barrel is OCT. 5. 1926. It has adjustable front and rear sights. The gun has approx. 99% blue. The rear grip strap and trigger face are...

Rare First Issue Colt Officers Model made in 1907. The 6" 38 Special caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The left side of the barrel is stamped OFFICERS MODEL COLT D.A. 38 and the last patent date on the top of the barrel is APR. 9. 1901. It is equipped with adjustable front and rear sights. The gun has approx. 98% bright Colt blue. The hammer edges are blued...

This 38 Special Colt Officers Model second issue revolver is circa 1911. It is a beautiful pre-WWI Colt revolver. The 7.5" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 98% of its Colt high luster blue. All markings are sharp and clear. The last patent date on the barrel is July 4, 05, making this a second issue Officers Model. It has the standard adjustable...

This Colt Second Issue Officers Model 38 Revolver is circa 1926. The 7.5" 38 Special caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The left side of the barrel is marked *OFFICERS MODEL 38* and the last patent date on the top is JULY 4, 1905. The gun has approx. 99% blue. The edges of the hammer are blue and the sides are bright. The rear grip strap and trigger are...

This Army Special 38 is circa 1923. THe 6" 38 Special caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 98% blue. The edges of the hammer are blued and the sides are bright. The trigger is blued. The fancy checkered hard rubber grips, with COLT in an oval at the top, are excellent with no chips or craccks. The action functions correctly. Don't miss this...

Wartime commercial double-action revolver with 5.5" barrel. Made in 1939. The bore is excellent. The revolver has 98% of its original blue. The grips are very good with some light handling wear. Overall condition is very good plus.

This 38 Special Colt Army Special revolver is circa 1913. The 5" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 96% bright Colt blue with light grip stap, muzzle, and cylinder wear. The edges of the hammer are bright blue while the sides are bright. The trigger is blue. The checkered hard rubber grips with COLT in an oval at the top are excellent with no chips...

This 32-20 W.C.F. Colt Army Special revolver is circa 1925. The 6" barrel has a like new bore with bright, strong rifling. Looking at the cylinder face, it is clear that this gun is most likely unfired. The gun is in like new condition and the hard rubber grips are also like new. The action functions correctly. The only thiing you could do to improve on this pistol would be to find an...

The Colt Shooting Master is a variant of the New Service Model. This gun is circa 1936. Only about 2,500 38 Special caaliber Shooting Master revolvers were made. The left side of the barrel is marked COLT SHOOTING MASTER .38. The 6" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. It has the standard target sights. The gun retains approx. 99% blue. The sides of the hammer and...

This circa 1940 Colt Officers Model Target is chambered for the rarely seen 32 Colt cartridge. It is as new in the box which is numbered to the gun. The 6" HEAVY barrel has a like new bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun retains approx. 99+% blue. The bright hammer is like new. The blued trigger has a checkered face. The barrel is marked COLT OFFICERS over MODEL 32 over *HEAVY BARREL*....