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Originally Posted by Inthewind1976
I keep getting that "moth to a flame" thing happening when I log on! I cant keep myself from looking at this fantastic looking "family." I used to have many more Colts than I do now; divorce dont ya know. These are just simply put, some of the most beautiful, smooth action, accurate, serviceable revolvers ever. I think a lot of people dont completely appreciate the basic, "bone stock" Colt Official Police 38 special revolvers; they are very under appreciated in my opinion. The same is true of the Police Positive Specials. I think most shooters recognize the Python for the work of art that it is, but frankly, I think all the OP series (41 frame) revolvers are all equally graceful and magnificent. If you hold in your hand, or take out and shoot, an OP, or an Officers Model Match or Target, of a Commando, or a New Army/Navy (which actually proceeded the production of the first OP's), as well as the Python, Trooper, Lawman, Marshal, etc. you just seem to FEEL the fit, and the smoothness of action, and the balance. Its hard to describe, until you handle one. There's nothing wrong with a Kframe, or a Ruger Six, but DAMN, those Colts.................Ahhhhhh.  |
Well, here are a few more Colts to keep you interested.
New Service .38
Scout Buntline .22 mag
3rd series Match Target Woodsman
3rd series Woodsman Target
New Service 1909 Army .45 Colt
Colt Second Amendment .22
3rd issue Detective Special
New Frontier .22LR
Officier`s ACP
3rd series Woodsman Sport
70 series Commander .38 Super
1950 Commander Lightweight .38 Super in nickel and gold
1903 auto .32
New Service in 38-40
Delta Elite 10mm
Another Delta done up as a racer
Colt 2000 9mm
A modified 70 series Gold Cup
Diamondback .38
Police Positive Target .22LR
New Pocket in .32 Long Colt
Police Positive Special in 32-20
New Police in .32 N.P.
.380 Government Pocketlite
Diamondback .22LR
Scout in .22LR
Well, think I`ve run out of Colts, except for this one.
Blue Label AR-15 H-BAR
