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Model P Colt - Don McDowell - 10-09-2014
Got the high bid on a Model P with 5 1/2 inch barrel in 38wcf.Picked it up today, I don't think the thing has ever been shot.
Figuring to fix that problem after a bit.
RE: Model P Colt - Nuclearcricket - 10-09-2014
Dan Don, first a marlin and now a Colt. I am beginning to think I need to come out there and rub your belly or head and see if I can pick up a little of you luck. I hope you can find or have some brass to feed those new additions.
Sam
Model P Colt - Don McDowell - 10-09-2014
Sam I have plenty of ammo,am running short on bullets ,going to have to cast a bunch shortly.
RE: Model P Colt - Caprock - 10-09-2014
Pic would be nice!!!
RE: Model P Colt - Don McDowell - 10-09-2014
Shoots a little high, but that's liveable.
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RE: Model P Colt - Nuclearcricket - 10-10-2014
It sure looks nice Don. Kind of rare to find a new Colt in that caliber.
Sam
RE: Model P Colt - Lumpy Grits - 10-11-2014
Why don't you go buy a lotto ticket now
Sure doesn't look fired to me either.
Was this a local sale?
Gary
Model P Colt - Don McDowell - 10-11-2014
Nope found it on gunbroker
RE: Model P Colt - Lumpy Grits - 10-11-2014
You did good!
Gary
RE: Model P Colt - Don McDowell - 10-11-2014
Yes sir very happy indeed. It shoots a might high but that's no biggy.
With a bit of cooperation from maw nature, might give the Marlin it's first run. Hope there's not a lot of difference in chamber shape on these two so I don't have to separate brass.