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Colt 1902 Sporting Model Semi-auto Pistol

HC0201 ... Colt Semi-auto Pistol Model 1902 Sporting, blue, 6" bbl. and chambered in .38 ACP with hard rubber checkered grips. This pistol was manufactured in 1905, has the early, case colored high hammer, fire-blue screws & trigger and the brass firing pin.  The serial number is 80xx with the condition of barrel as excellent, overall about 70% blue remaining on slide and frame and grips as near perfect. This is John Browning's first successful patented semi-auto pistol and led to the popular 1911 Colt model.  The action and workings of this gun are excellent but being over 100 years old one would expect some bluing loss and some corrosion in spots, there is that here with this gun.  The faded or worn areas have turned brownish and a few of the screws and pins show use.  Still a very nice addition to a collection, they are not as available as they once were and this is one of the rather early guns.  We have it priced at $3900.00 ... BUY NOW.

Just put some 1911's on my Investment Gun Page.

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army, 1937 Mfg. First Generation .38 Sp.

CL5121 ... Colt Revolver, Single Action Army, Model 1873, First Generation in .38 Special caliber.  The serial number is 355629, listed as a curio, in full nickel with 7½" barrel and black rampant colt grips.  In as new condition and possibly is unfired but there is no guarantee that some rounds have not been discharged over the past 68 years or so.  However, there are two spots of flaking, one on the left side of hammer, the other on the loading gate.  The back strap shows several nicks and scratches.  No letters are generally available in this serial range as I believe all were destroyed in a Colt fire. There were only 25 made in this caliber and only a few in this configuration ever manufactured according to Colt records.  I've had a lot of inquiries on this fine revolver, a lot from Europe where I can't ship this to because of the caliber and quite a few from the USA by folks who don't realize what the price is going to be. This is a fantastic piece! The original, perfect grips, matching of course, have been in place so long that the serial numbers of the backstrap and trigger guard have embedded into the right inner grip.    The blemishes on the backstrap can no doubt be removed with professional polishing but I leave that to the next owner. This is from my own collection and if I had to keep one rare Colt SAA in my collection, this would be it, FFL required ... Price is always on the rise ...POR. ... Inquire NOW.

CL5112 ... This is the Colt Company try at new technology and design with their Model 2000 double action, semi-auto pistol in 9mm Parabellum.  This one is marked "First Edition" and is New in the Box, the aluminum frame version with a 4 1/2" barrel and 15 round high capacity magazine. The BK prefix in the serial number of the first 3000 is to commemorate the designer Reed Knight, this one is BK02987. All of these guns were recalled by Colt for an adjustment and somewhere I have a letter that I received to this effect. I never sent this one back, it has been in my collection since shipped from Colt in 1993. This model was only made from 1991 to 1993 and finding them in this condition and unaltered is rare.  There is a slight rubbing of the bluing on the top rail from box wear but not very noticeable, otherwise in as new condition.  The outer box has some edge wear, the blue plastic case is new and contains the instruction book and unused cleaning brush. There is one magazine for the gun and a loader. The three dot sighting system, light weight of 33 ounces and fine grip feel with excellent pointing capability were fine features of this new model and thoughts of taking this new design into the twenty-first century abounded within the Colt Company.  Manufacturing the design proved too much for Colt and they returned the design and tooling to Reed Knight and discontinued the pistol. Your chance to own one is here and now with this offering and we have it priced with the stated purpose that this gun is for collecting only and not to be fired unless proven satisfactorily safe by Colt Company as per their recall for any adjustments that should be made.  Our price is $1195.00 ... BUY NOW.

Colt Single Action Army 1873 in .45 Long Colt

We have just been consigned a very fine Colt 1873 SAA with 5 1/2" barrel  in .45 LC caliber. This gun with serial number 3379xx is classed by collectors to be in the late smokeless powder range for 1920 to 1940 because of the number being only on the frame. However, this Colt was made in 1919 so is a transition variant to that rule.  The same number is also on the grip frame under the period stag grip but not on the cylinder. There is little screw deformation and the gun is in overall excellent condition with most blue and most case color though a bit fading.  An honest gun in a great caliber.  This is a consignment piece and the owner has priced it right at $2900.00 ... BUY NOW.

C00910 ... This is the authentic Colt 1861 Navy that was made in Brooklyn, NY and serial numbered in sequence of the 1861 Colt's made in Hartford, CT during the Civil War and later.  It is made and marked as the originals were and should not be confused with the word "copy" or "reproduction" but rather is new manufacture in contemporary times, 1981.  The serial number is 43772 and is one of the last made.  The specifics are those of the original Hartford Colts.  This appears unfired and is in as new condition but I am sure a handling mark can be found somewhere.  It comes with the original box and inserts and paperwork, all unused.  Even if you can afford the $50,000 or so that this gun in this condition would warrant if made in the 1860's, you would still be able to find room for this, the last of the originals, in your collection. There is no FFL required or licensing required on antique or percussion guns as this is.  We just got this in and have it priced at $1095.00 ... BUY NOW.  On HOLD

C00912 ... This is the authentic Colt 1861 Navy revolver that was made to look like an original Civil War Era weapon.  In reality it is the same as the Signature Series Colt above but was faked by changing the back strap and renumbering the parts to match the rest of the gun and the cylinder.  Then "aged" a bit and pawned off as a real Civil War gun.  It is a real Colt but one that was made a hundred years later.  It surely does have "the look" and would make a nice wall piece for the den or office or re-enactor's gun on hip or display.  I bought this a little too quick among a collection of antique guns but eventually worked out a satisfactory outcome.  Well, now we have it here for sale for what it is serial number 14409, .36 caliber Navy but as an altered Signature Series Colt. On closer inspection it appears unused and unfired.  The only part changed was the back strap that had the "Signature Series" logo on it.  To get my money back I have this priced at $1500.00 ... BUY NOW.  

Fool your friends with this $15,000. wall hanger. 

Classed as an antique.  

C00947 ... This is an authentic looking copy of the Colt Paterson Revolver, the gun that began the dynasty of Colt Firearms. It is unfired and in like new condition but manufactured in Italy.  No FFL required in most states.  Priced at $850.00 ... BUY NOW.

C00970 ... This is the authentic Colt Walker Dragoon Revolver in .44 caliber, cap & ball percussion system that is know as the Signature Series or Second Generation Colt Black Powder that was produced in Brooklyn, NY and began serialization where the old Walkers left off.  It is made and marked as the originals were and should not be confused with the word "copy" or "reproduction" but rather is new manufacture in contemporary times, 1980's.  The serial number is 36895 and the specifics are those of the original  Colts.  This appears unfired and is in as new condition but I am sure a handling mark can be found somewhere.  It comes with the original box and inserts and paperwork, all unused.  Even if you can afford the $150,000 or so that this gun in this condition would warrant if made in the 1850's, you would still be able to find room for this, the last of the originals, in your collection. There is no FFL required or licensing required on antique or percussion guns as this is.  We just got this in and have it priced at $xxxx.00 ... BUY NOW.   SOLD

This one is blued, similar to one pictured above but with walnut grips.  Marked 1847 above wedge, blued barrel and case hardened and colored frame.  Appears unfired and in like new condition.  Massive gun and great for a display.  Priced at $650.00 ... BUY NOW

C00130 ... This Colt Huntsman .22 LR caliber semi-auto target pistol is serial # 18631x-C. The gun has a 6" barrel and comes with excellent walnut grips and is in as new condition.  It also comes with its' own original box and paperwork plus the rarely seen original sales receipt from the JC Penney's Department Store from 1969.  A FFL is required, but it is classed as a curio, our very reasonable price is only $950.00 ... BUY NOW. 

33) Pair of Colt Catalogs, years 1988, 1989, standard size, 16 full color pages on heavy stock each featuring firearms, accessories and Colt Custom Shop guns.  The 1988 catalog is excellent, the 1989 catalog has been folded length- wise and has a crease, otherwise excellent.   The pair priced at $42.00 ... BUY NOW 

We have just been consigned a very fine Colt 1873 SAA with 4 3/4" barrel and in .45 LC caliber. This gun with serial number 343642 is classed by collectors to be in the late smokeless powder range for 1920 to 1940.  This particular revolver being made in 1922 still retains the "V" groove rear sight and Encircled Rampant Colt hard rubber grips, which remain in excellent condition and both being numbered to the frame. The serial number is only visible on the bottom front of the frame but is also marked under the grips and the cylinder rear is marked with "42" being the last two digits, all of which is proper.  The proper hammer configuration  for this period is also present on this firearm and retains nearly all of its' original case coloring. The frame retains about 90% of the original case colors but is starting to thin on the high spots.  Nearly 75 to 80% of the original bluing remains on barrel but some is browning and about 60% on the ejector rod housing.  The back-strap and trigger guard bluing is thinning and the butt area has had a blemish that appears to have been treated for protection some time ago with cold blue. There are several spots of corrosion that have been cleaned as is common for a used firearm. Most of the screw heads are fine but several do show turnings.  The front sight is completely original as is all of this hard to find gun in this nice a condition. I did find some dings on bottom of butt that appear to have been cleaned up and a little cold blue added, the Old Timer was probably used for those "wanted posters?" The barrel bore is excellent and there is the standard 2 line address..  I would rate this SAA overall at about 85% plus it is tight.  This is not a pristine in the box revolver but it is one that is all original, in a great barrel length and in overall fine condition.  They don't turn up like this that often anymore and it will make a fine addition to any collection.  Priced fairly at $5495.00. ... BUY NOW.  

REDUCED FOR June SPECIAL $4600.00

C00131...  Colt Police Positive .38 Special caliber, double action revolver with 4" barrel.  Gun has swing out cylinder, oversize Colt walnut grips with medallions and is in excellent condition.  It comes in its' own original black and red box with wood finish exterior.  Some paperwork is also included. Box is excellent and has had some professional looking corner repairs. Serial number 9199xx was made in 1966 and gun retains 96 - 98% bright blue finish, muzzle and high spots on cylinder show a little wear and there is a light scratch on right side of  frame.  FFL is required, classed as curio.  This is a very fine collectable Boxed Colt priced at only $845.00 ... BUY NOW.