Quality &Value Question
I bought a few guns at an estate auction (I'v gotta stop that)and one of them I bought just because I wanted it. It is a S.A.A look alike With brass trigger guard and grip frame. 6 inch bbl, very nice deep blueing, 41 Mag, adjst sight, Rosewood grips. It is stamped on top of bbl. Intercontinental Arms (in gold). On Left side of bbl. Super Dakota Cal 41 Magnum (also in gold). On bottom of bbl. Salford Imports Culver City Calif. Armi Jager Italy. There are some inspect. cartouches on the frame and the It. code for the year 1972. I think this may be the company now known as E.M.F or Maybe Uberti. It apears to be very well made and that is suprising to me. I have nothing on this piece and would apriciate any information I could get on it.If anybody has an opinon as to value or quility I would like to hear it also. Thanks for your help.
P.S. This is not the Dakota arms Co.
Queeks
You'v gota kill it to grill it
P.S. This is not the Dakota arms Co.
Queeks
You'v gota kill it to grill it
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Intercontinental Arms was located at 10927 W. Pico, Los Angeles, CA. I just happen to have one of their old listings sitting around from 1971 and have found your revolver shown with a $89.75 retail price. There was also a deluxe engraved edition available for double the standard retail price. The listing mentions: "Made of the finest materials by expert European craftsmen. Every Dakotoa revolver is proof tested and proof marked". These were very well made pistols and Intercontinental also imported a line of black powder rifles.
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