mootw
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Dang!
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Moved to Bristol TN year and half ago.
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She's purdy.
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Here I sit wishing I wasn't on the opposite end of the state!
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Here I sit wishing I wasn't on the opposite end of the state!
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These are nice. GLWS trip to Nashville!
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That is a beautiful revolver!!!
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Very useful post. Thank you.
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Beautiful rifle. Would never have guessed 60+ years old. (You always have such fun toys.)
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21 minutes ago, KahrMan said:
Traditionally the Peacekeeper never brought big money. It was always a 600-1000 gun. The .357 is collectible. Unless the condition is pristine they usually bring in the 900-1600 range. 5-8 years ago they brought more but have fallen off a little recently.
Now this is pre COVID pricing. The way things are now the Amur could be higher. Get on gunbroker advanced search and look at actual sold guns for value. Don’t look at what people are asking.
Thank you, my friend. Also........Happy Easter!
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22 hours ago, 10-Ring said:
Where do these fall value wise with a comparable blued model?
I honestly have no idea. I know they are somewhat rare. If you find out, let me know. I also have a Colt Model 357 which is the first Colt revolver chambered in .357 mag. I think they only made 15,000 of them back in the early 1950's in an effort to compete with Smith & Wesson. I have no idea how to price it either. Will have to do some research. Time to start thinning the herd.
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6 hours ago, Whisper said:
Haven't seen one of these in a while but I believe that's a 6-inch barrel and not a 4.
Cheers,
Whisper
Thanks! Correction made.
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The Peacekeeper was simply the Trooper Mark V with a flat black bead blasted finish. During the big Colt strike of the mid-1980's Colt didn't have enough experienced polishers to give the entire line the bright blue polished finish, so they offered a limited line of un-polished flat black finished revolvers. 6 inch barrel. Pachmayr rubber "Gripper" with Gold Colt medallions.
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Thought I'd share my Winchester Repeating Arms Meat Grinder No. 12:
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I'm sure my wife is going to kill me but I could not help myself. Two Swedish Mausers (Model 96 and Model 38) and three South American Mausers (Bolivian, Chilean and Argentinaen). All the numbers appear to match. They're all in excellent condition. I also picked up a pre-1964 Winchester Model 70 (serial number points to a 1949 manufacture date). Looking forward to taking these to the range--hopefully next weekend.
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Citizen's Arrest!! Citizen's 'Arrest!!
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5 minutes ago, peejman said:
Nice! How does the K11 compare to the K31?
The K31 runs much better for me on the range at 50 and 100 yards than the K11. They're both great rifles. I just handle the K31 better.
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Just a beautiful day spent with friends, military surplus rifles and cigars.
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Nice. I have a pre-64 in .30-06 and love it. Sweet shooter. GLWS.
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6 minutes ago, quietguy said:
Nice. Randall Copperhead?
Yes. You know your Randall Made Knives!
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Haven't pulled this one out of the safe for quite some time. Colt's first foray in revolvers chambered in .357 Magnum and the granddaddy of all the snake guns. I believe this one is a fairly early manufacture due to the low serial number.
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Sold - Anschutz 1710 HB 22lr bolt action rifle
in Firearms Classifieds
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Sweet!