colt saa
Hi. What, if any are the differences in the cylinder locking bolt between the second and third generation colt SAA? Thanks.
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From what little I know about these guns the 1st Generation and early 2nd Gen(about up to SER#39000sa)are of the finest quality.
I have read that the post 1965 guns were beginning to diminish in
quality and the decline continued through the years.
Can someone tell me how the quality of the current manufactured compares to the others?
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Per ATF Colt Single Action Army (2nd generation)revolvers having serial numbers 0001SA to 82000SA, all calibers made between 1956 and 1976.
So, yes they are C+R eligble.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Knifecollector
Per ATF Colt Single Action Army (2nd generation)revolvers having serial numbers 0001SA to 82000SA, all calibers made between 1956 and 1976.
So, yes they are C+R eligble.
Yes, under Federal Law but not by all states. New York, New Jersey, Washington, DC and California are some that I know of. It must be shipped to an FFL dealer.
PS: If they're in a blue box, it's a replacement.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Spider7115
quote:Originally posted by Knifecollector
Per ATF Colt Single Action Army (2nd generation)revolvers having serial numbers 0001SA to 82000SA, all calibers made between 1956 and 1976.
So, yes they are C+R eligble.
Yes, under Federal Law but not by all states. New York, New Jersey, Washington, DC and California are some that I know of. It must be shipped to an FFL dealer.
PS: If they're in a blue box, it's a replacement.
By definition, the C&R license, is a type of FFL, just not a type 01. It just so happens that those states listed, make one have a state issued dealer's license to buy and sell handguns, that come from, or are sent to other states.
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