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  • dfletcher
    I have an old COLT 1903 .32 cal. that was passed on to me from a relative. The serial number stamped on the gun is 11200. I was just wondering if someone could help me figure out how old this gun is and how much it is worth. thanks..
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  • rufe-snow
    Click on this link, and go to the Colt 1903 section on the menu.

    http://www.coltautos.com/
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  • Blairweescot
    [:)] Deceptively easy

    I recently bought one of these myself and it's a damn fine pistol. Enjoy your Colt!
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  • dfletcher
    I sort of stumbled across learning how to do it. Took a look at the Numrich Arms parts schematic - pictures work for me better than instructions.[;)]

    Nice website too.
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  • Spartacus
    do you have the hamerless model?
    the colt website is a great one and the guy that runs it knows his stuff.
    I've emailed him a number of times with questions and he's always come thru.
    here's a pick of my hammerless in .38

    tom

    bluecolt.jpg
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  • dfletcher
    I have the 32 ACP version with checkered wooden grips, grip safety & mag safety - guess that makes it 4th model. A 1908 version is on my next to buy list.

    Always heard them referred to as hammerless which, having just taken mine apart I'd call them more of a concealed hammer type. But I get their point - no exposed hammer.

    Really beautiful guns and they point very well. I think I'm going to have an "all old mini gun" day at the range and bring the 03, Walther 1914 and a 1917 just to keep up with the bigger bore crowd.
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