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- 24, 27, or 30 in. barrel, approx. 1,500 mfg.

similar to Large Frame Rifle, 22 in. barrel.

.308 Win. cal., tactical configuration featuring 22 in. heavy match grade spiral fluted stainless steel barrel with muzzle brake, skeletonized adj. forged aluminum stock, pistol grip, vent. aluminum handguard with 2/3 length Picatinny rail,...

.223 Rem. cal., GIO, 20 in. barrel with reduced diameter underneath handguard, fixed buttstock, 7 1/2 lbs.

.223 Rem. cal., GIO, 16.1 in. fully floated barrel, 20 shot mag., flip-up adj. sights, 4-position collapsible stock, one-piece monolithic upper receiver, flat-top receiver with full-length quad Picatinny rails, matte black metal finish, 6....

.45 ACP cal., 5 in. barrel, DAO, features black anodized aluminum receiver with blued carbon steel slide, checkered double diamond slim fit grips, 7 shot mag., blue finish, white dot sights. Mfg. 2011-2013.

.22 LR cal. only, automatic slide stop and hold open, black plastic grips (mfg. 1955-60) or walnut grips (1960-77), 3rd Models can be differentiated from 2nd Models by their bottom mag. release. Total production of all 3rd series Woodsman m...

4 1/2 in. barrel.

.45 LC or .455 Eley cal., contract for Royal Canadian Northwest Mounted Police.

ser. no. range, 1RIA-550RIA.

.38 Spl., .38-40, .44-40 WCF, or .45 LC cal., 3.5 in. or 4 in. barrel w/ejector rod, blue/case hardened (disc. 2009) or nickel (mfg. 2010) finish. Mfg. 2008-2010.

.25 ACP cal., 2 in. barrel, fixed sights, checkered hard rubber grips on early models, walnut on later, 6 shot mag., magazine disconnect added on guns made after 1916. Mfg. 1908-1946.

.455 cal., serialized W19,000-W110,695, marked "CALIBRE 455", blue finish, proofed with broad arrow British Ordnance stamp. Mfg. 1915-19.

serial numbered 1-10,000 under the mainspring housing and on the top of slide (should be matching), must have Argentine crest and "Model 1927" on right side of slide, external serial number applied to top of slide by the Argentine...

9mm Para. (new 2018), .38 Super (new 2020), or .45 ACP cal., 5 in. National Match barrel, fully adj. Bomar style rear sight, spur hammer, drilled wide target trigger, lowered and flared ejection port, rounded slide top, blue finish, wrap-ar...

.45 ACP cal., patterned after the original Series 70 pistol, 5 in. barrel, high polish blue finish, fixed sights. Mfg. from the Custom Shop 2002-2016.

most often seen in fourth model.

1862 Police profile barrel with ejector housing and 1/2 fluted Police cylinder.

Included in the approximate 3,400 factory engraved SAAs, there are a small number of one of a kind, custom special ordered guns. These are, of course, well documented in the Colt held factory archives by serial number and can be accessed th...

21, 24, 27, 30, or 31 in. barrel, approx. 2,000 mfg.

lightened version of Large Frame Carbine, one pound lighter.

.260 Rem. or .308 Win. cal., 22 in. 6-groove button rifled medium heavy match grade chrome moly fluted barrel with Cooper Firearms muzzle brake, 5 or 10 shot mag., Timney adj. single stage trigger, custom grey laminated wood stock, 8 1/2 lb...

.223 Rem. cal., GIO, 18 in. match grade stainless steel fluted barrel with triple port muzzle brake, 30 shot Magpul mag., enlarged trigger guard, Geissele two-stage match trigger, Magpul CTR 6-pos. adj. stock with locking adjustments, Magpu...

.38 Spl. cal., similar to Cobra first issue, except shrouded ejector rod. Mfg. 1973-81.

martially marked, 21-37 in. barrel, 9,310 mfg.

similar to Medium Frame Rifle, with bayonet lug.

.308 Win. cal., 22 in. 6-groove button rifled heavy match grade stainless fluted barrel with Cooper Firearms muzzle brake, 5 or 10 shot mag., Timney adj. single stage trigger, custom Manners composite stock, Coyote Tan finish, 10 1/4 lbs. M...

.223/5.56 Wylde chamber, GIO, 18 in. match grade stainless steel fluted barrel, fully adj. gas block, triple chamber or SureFire muzzle brake, forged upper and lower receiver, flat-top with Picatinny rail, 30 shot mag., matte black finish, ...

.45 LC cal., 5 1/2 in. barrel only, all blue finish, uncheckered wood grips with Colt medallions, twin gold barrel bands on back of cylinder and front of barrel. Limited mfg. 2010 only.

mfg. slides only, blue finish, marked in middle on left side of slide with flaming ordnance bomb with "S" in center.

in 1927, the Argentina Arsenal "DGFM-FMAP" began manufacturing the Model 1911A1. The slide marking is two lines and reads "EJERCITO ARGENTINO SIST.COLT.CAL. 11.25mm MOD.1927", these guns were made in Argentina under lice...

.45 ACP cal., 5 in. National Match barrel, features fully adj. Bomar style rear sight, spur hammer, drilled wide target trigger, lowered and flared ejection port, rounded slide top, blue finish, wrap-around rubber grips with Colt medallions...

.45 ACP cal., similar to Series 70 Model O except is stainless steel. Mfg. 2005-2016.

6 in. barrel.

.455 Webley cal., 5 1/2 in. barrel. Approx. 55,000 mfg.

ser. no. range, WV5, WV8, WV9, WV50, and WV100-WV3546, not all shipped.

brass or iron gripstrap.

physical changes continued to occur during this period. Rampant Colt medallions were inserted into pearl, ivory, and checkered walnut grips in 1909, the .44 Special caliber was introduced circa 1912, the blueing process was gradually change...

value depends on when and where the engraving was done. Early "New York" or "dealer" engraved Single Actions done outside the factory were usually shipped from Colt in the "soft" and w/o finish. The majority of these were done in the 1870s ...

8 in. barrel.

first and second type (like third model Dragoon).

numbered in the same serial range as the standard Single Action Army, the Bisley model featured a more curved forward and longer grip strap and a smaller, raked back hammer. It was designed with the target shooter in mind and named after Bi...

4 1/2 or 6 in. heavy barrel. This model is not marked Woodsman on the gun.

shortest production run of the Model 1909 variations.

15, 18, or 21 in. barrel, 4,400 mfg.

.44 CLMR (.44-40 WCF) cal., 26 in. round barrel Medium Frame rifle, with S.F.P. Police and rack numbers on lower tang. Ser. no. range S.F.P. 1-S.F.P. 401.

5.56 NATO cal., 20 in. barrel, 20 shot mag., single stage trigger, A1 style fixed sights, gray furniture (including triangular forearm), A1 style buttstock, A1 style grips, semi-auto reproduction of the Vietnam era M16A1, left side of magwe...

this was the last of U.S. Single Action production. Four thousand were inspected by Rinaldo A. Carr during this sixteen month period. As hostilities in the west subsided, demand decreased and many revolvers of this group went to state milit...

.45 LC cal., set includes one 4 3/4 in. and one 12 in. barreled Buntline SAA models, smooth walnut grips, case colored frame and hammer with polished blue barrel and cylinder, barrels are etched "Hugh O'Brian - Wyatt Earp Tribute"...

11.25mm cal., approx. 300 mfg. with "C" prefix in 1913-14 and 1917, usually encountered in 90% or less condition.

.38 AMU cal. (semi-rimless .38 Spl., mfg. by Win.), this variation was mfg. by Colt from a .38 Super frame (and has .38 Super serialization) with a .38 AMU conversion kit slide, the Army took .45 frames and assembled their guns using .38 AM...

.22 LR cal., conversion of the 1927 Argentine Contract Model, bottom right side of slide is marked "TRANSE A CAL .22 POR EST. VENTURINI S.A." Originally imported during 1996, this model was arsenal refinished and most pistols were...

.22 LR cal., similar specifications to previous pre-WWII manufacture, blue (most common) or electroless nickel Custom Shop finish, "SM" prefix (most common) or "B 70" suffix, approx. 30,000 mfg. between 1978-1989.

ser. no. range, 25WVC-624WVC, not all shipped.

ser. no. range, AT001-AT5355.

5 shot, 21 in. barrel with bayonet lug and forestock, approx. 64 mfg.

various cals. in the .45 range, hammers, very limited production between 1878-1880. Most guns were owned by friends of Caldwell Colt - Sam Colt's son, the original designer. Colt Double Rifles are extremely rare and desirable, and should be...

5.56 NATO cal., GIO, 16.1 in. barrel, 30 shot round aluminum mag., adj. front sight post, flat-top Picatinny rail, matte black finish, 6.44 lbs. Mfg. 2016-2017.

shoulder stock model.

four screw frame.

a target version similar to the flat-top target Single Action with adj. sights. Available in all standard calibers with a 7 ½ in. barrel, blue finish and either walnut or rubber grips. Offered from 1894 to 1912, the most popular caliber wa...

.22 LR cal. only, 4 1/2 and 6 in. barrels, fixed sights and no automatic hold open, black plastic grips to serial number 141094-C; walnut grips after that cutoff. Mfg. 1955-1977 with total production reaching over 100,000.

a steel block was installed between the hammer and firing pin. The steel block would lower when the pistol is cocked, when not cocked the steel block is in the up position to block the hammer from striking the firing pin if dropped. Old Mod...

refers to U.S. government model SAA revolvers with 5 1/2 in. barrels, which were reworked and refinished between 1896 and 1903. In response to growing dissatisfaction with the stopping power of the newly adopted M1892 .38 LC cal. double act...

.45 LC cal., Colt royal blue finish only, 175th Anniversary (1836-2011) Limited Edition with selective 24Kt. gold plated scroll on frame, backstrap, barrel and cylinder, black powder frame, left side of barrel is marked "1836 - 175th A...

.45 ACP cal., straight handle design, 5 in. barrel, checkered walnut grips, approx. 22 mfg., ultra rare.

11.25mm cal., mfg. under license from Colt's during 1917, "M1912" slide designation. Approx. 95 mfg.

.45 ACP cal., these are pistols that the government sent back to various military arsenals for reworking, arsenals include Augusta Arsenal (AA), Springfield Armory (SA), and Rock Island Arsenal (RIA), pistols may have original parts (matchi...

.38 Super, 9mm Para. (disc. 1992), 9x23mm Win. (mfg. 1997 only), or .45 ACP (disc. 1996) cal., single action, 5 in. barrel, 7 or 8 (new 1992) shot mag. in .45 ACP, approx. 38 oz., firing pin safety, checkered walnut (pre-1991 mfg.) or rubbe...

.45 ACP cal., while not a production model, this gun is probably the most desirable semi-auto Colt pistol.

this model has a distinctive extended slide release, all parts should be serial numbered and have numerous matching numbers, approx. 32,850 mfg. 1918-1947, mostly military contract, commercial production was very limited, Waffenamt Nazi mfg...

this finish was disc. in 1997.

basically the same gun as the Hartford piece with London barrel address, with British proof marks in serial range 1-42,000. Mfg. 1853-1857.

single action sales continued to diminish after 1920, as sales of semi-automatics increased. Only 19,000 SAAs were sold in the twenty year period, with only 100 being produced in 1936. The complete serial number is visible only on the frame...

late 1st generation Single Action Armys purchased by the British government in anticipation of invasion from Germany in 1940. A total of 163, mostly .38 and .45 cal. in both blue and nickel finish were sent to England by Colt. These guns we...

ser. no. range, 100AT-129AT, and 24AC-1273AC.

.38 Spl. +P cal., 6 shot, various configurations. Introduced 2017.

.58 cal., percussion, muzzleloader, 40 in. barrel, with 3 bands, white metal parts, white walnut stock. 75,000 mfg., 1861-65.

5.56 NATO cal., similar to Expert CRE-18, except has 16 in. barrel. Mfg. 2014-2015.

approx. 400 Model S Masters were sold in 1983. This was a parts clean-up by Colt, using Huntsman frames leftover from the last days of production. They were equipped with automatic slide stop and Elliason rear sight, gold etching on the sli...