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Join Date: May 30, 1999
Location: Kansas City Metro
Posts: 415
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Can You ID This Revolver? I'm at a Loss.
I've inherited this nifty little, but heavy, Colt double-action revolver. I've no idea as to its vintage or even model. I was hoping that some of the good folks here could ID it for me.
Here's what I do have on it... black plastic grips with Colt logo. Heavy steel frame with ejector rod exposed. Fixed sights, but a heavy barrel. # on bottom of grip frame is 212524. Barrel; says COLT DA 38. Etched inside the frame where the crane seats is H-590, as well as on the thumb release for the cylinder. It holds six cartridges and has a 3 inch barrel. I've attached three decent pictures. Any help would be most appreciated. |
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Join Date: December 15, 2001
Location: Winter Haven, Florida
Posts: 4,303
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Looks like a Colt Pocket Positive.
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Join Date: August 20, 2002
Posts: 14
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Appears similar to a "New Army and Navy" model. BUT should have Colt markings and patent dates on barrel. If there is nothing on barrel, perhaps it's been rebarreled, with aftermarket parts?
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