My Colt Army 1860 and others
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2022 8:20 am
My Original Colt .44
I know its been reblued a long time ago, the original loadinglever is nickleplated (I use a aftermarket loading lever because it looks better), matching numbers, all stamps/text is sharp even the drumscene. Made in 1866 so its a civilian one. Gets me wonder why would anyone reblue a revolver in this condition, it destroys the value but hey I love the look and a better price ofc. Its a great shooter, If I do my part I can probably hit within the 9ring bullseye target at 25meters. It prints high at 25meters so its difficult to aim.
I know its been reblued a long time ago, the original loadinglever is nickleplated (I use a aftermarket loading lever because it looks better), matching numbers, all stamps/text is sharp even the drumscene. Made in 1866 so its a civilian one. Gets me wonder why would anyone reblue a revolver in this condition, it destroys the value but hey I love the look and a better price ofc. Its a great shooter, If I do my part I can probably hit within the 9ring bullseye target at 25meters. It prints high at 25meters so its difficult to aim.