Colt MK IV Officer's- Prohibited??

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starshine

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Hi:

I found out which pistol I inherited and its a COLT MI IV SERIES 80, COLT OFFICER'S ACP.

Now, I am going to get my RPAL so that I can get this stuff rolling and transport it to a club for target practice. Now, does anyone know if this thing is prohibited? Cause I measured the barrel and it is 3 3/4". Also, what red tape, if any would I need to go through?? Thanks everyone for your help, I really appreciate it. I remember when over 10 yrs ago I went for my FAC and the whole club was full of guys. Sure wish there were more girls like me out there. Are there any???

Regards,
Starshine::confused:
 
Unless it was made before 1946 there is no way you can own it unless you have 12(6) on your RPAL, it is a Prohib. handgun. You may be able to get it rebarrels to over 105mm and then you can have it.

just my 2 cents
 
The MK IV colt officer is a 12.6 prohib,if you don't have your prohib license and still want to keep the gun you can put a commander lenght upper on it.The pistol could then be registered as restricted not a prohib,as far as i know you could put the officers upper for sale to someone with a 12.6 license as it is the officers upper that is prohib not the frame.Selling It would help pay for a commander upper 4 1/4" lenght.Colt made a pistol called the CCO concealed carry officers,wich is a officers frame and a commander lenght upper.A very nice pistol wish i had one,hope this helps.
onthos
 
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