I need a little advice

[11Bravo]

I know nothing about the 2nd and 3rd generation Colts. But when I saw the original posted photos, my mind said 4 screw 1860 Army like my original one.

 

[springfield art]

OK. Let's go with something a little more recent. I have 2 single action army. P 1870 and P 1876. Both new in box.. Any idea as to what these might fetch.View attachment 97988View attachment 97987View attachment 97986View attachment 97985View attachment 97984View attachment 97983View attachment 97982View attachment 97983

Hommana, hommana, hommana! (Apologies to Jackie Gleason!)

 

[JamesA]

Clean and oil them carefully and put them away. Consider them like an investment account. Let them gain interest.......Maybe you will have Time further down the road.

I gave all my BP stuff to my son when we moved 8 years ago. It has been MUCH more expensive to replace it all in the last 4 or 5 months. Unless you really need the cash, just hang on to them. Your interest might reignite.

 

[Eterry]

Colt made a 1861 Navy revolver, in 36 Cal. It looks identical to the 1860 Army except the smaller hole thru the middle of it, and it's stamped 36 on the trigger guard.

My friend's father in law has a 80% 1861 made in 1866, complete with the Colt Letter.

He let me clean it last year, i couldn't find any round balls or I could've shot it.

 

[Tenring]

erareuss62 if you are interested in selling the 1860 Army .44 I am in the market for this one , have been kicking the idea around about getting an open top .44 for a while now. Let me know.

 

[erstrauss62]

Will do . Thanks