Skip to main content
Help Center Community Shop

Colt black powder revolvers - need help

Comments

4 comments

  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    You need to talk to Judge Colt....If you wait patiently, He should come online shortly....

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
    0
  • JudgeColt
    The Captain is right! I just came on to see what is happening and this is the first post I opened tonight.

    I assume you can tell by the condition of the revolvers that they are not 150 years old. While the descriptions are a bit sketchy, I assume you have a Model 1951 Navy. If so, this revolver was made in 1974.

    The Dragoon is a bit harder still. It appears to have been made between 1980 and 1982, no matter whether it is a First, Second or Third Model.

    I do not guarantee the accuracy of either dating. I have not had much interest in most of the reintroduced black powder Colts, but would be interested in a Walker from the 1980 time frame.

    Hope this helps.



    Edited by - JudgeColt on 10/08/2002 20:37:47
    0
  • Rafter-S
    JudgeColt--

    Can you tell me (approximately) the serial number the old guns stopped at?

    Also you said, "I assume you have a Model 1951 Navy. If so, this revolver was made in 1974." You did mean 1951 and not 1851 didn't you?

    Thanks for your time.

    Rafter-S
    0
  • JudgeColt
    Sorry about the error in saying 1951 instead of 1851. I saw one typo after I submitted the post and corrected that, but did not notice the century error. What's a hundred years among friends?

    The 1851 ended at 215348 in 1873, and restarted at 1 (I think) in 1971.

    The Dragoons ended at 19800 in 1860, and restarted at 20801 in 1974.
    0

Please sign in to leave a comment.

Recent Activity

Didn’t find what you’re looking for?