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Special Interests - Groups & Societies => Colt Firearms => Topic started by: DeaconKC on August 09, 2018, 11:16:52 AM
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I have always loved the SAA, but figured a genuine 1st Gen would be out of reach. Was in a local LGS and he had not just a SAA but a nickel Bisley! Well, it cost me a AO Tommy Gun, but I am thrilled. Built in 1905, .38 WCF and still tight as a drum! (https://i.imgur.com/YSEgrXD.jpg)
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Looks to be in pretty nice shape. Don't see nickled Bisleys much. Do you think it is the factory finish?
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Nice revolver at a good value. Love the cartridge. Congrats👍
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1st Generation Colts are just different. Once you've handled, and hopefully shot one, you will know what's missing from all the others. Congratulations!
Dave
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First Generation Colts are just another Single Action. Most of those guns are just a lump of Iron. Until Colt switched to steel. The mystique attached to them is just ......... silliness. As is drooling over an inanimate lump of iron.
PS: Almost forgot, atz a really nice Bisley you've scored Deacon. Goin to be great fun to play with.
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Thanks gys, yup, I do think it is factory nickel. I talked with a couple of guys at Coltforum and they were convinced. I know how to read S&Ws for it, but new to Colts!