Colt
- Thread starter Steve1987
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the Dakota kid
CGN Regular
- Location
- London, ON
Very neat
That is not the actual serial number. If you remove the grips, there is the actual Colt serial number. The military had Colt mark the number shown most probably to quickly tell to whom the particular pistol was assigned to. Here is is my much older version with number 625:
That is not the actual serial number. If you remove the grips, there is the actual Colt serial number. The military had Colt mark the number shown most probably to quickly tell to whom the particular pistol was assigned to. Here is is my much older version with number 625:
Sorry, I think you are confused. My revolver is a Colt USMC Model 1905 Revolver. The serial number range on these pistols is from 001 to 812. They only made 812 of them.
You have the more common Colt 1892 revolver, and your pistol has the last three stamped on the small parts. My pistol is matched by the complete serial number, as it consists of only three digits. There is no serial number under the grips as you suggest.
-Steve
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- Location
- Ottawa, ON
Very cool Steve. Congrats and thanks for posting. 
Thanks again for the comments guys!
It's a safe queen, to be honest I don't even like handling this one very often and when I do I'm very careful with it.
-Steve
It's a safe queen, to be honest I don't even like handling this one very often and when I do I'm very careful with it.
-Steve
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