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Hi All, today I ran across a really nice looking Colt lawman MKIII. It has a 4" barrel, and roper walnut stocks (original service stocks not included). I would be buying this as a Colt shooter, my very first Colt revolver. It seems to be in pristine condition and lock up and timing is perfect. The high polish bluing is very nice also, even the trigger and inside of the trigger guard is nicely polished. Is $350 too high a price?,there is no box or papers and the revolver was made in 1972 based on serial number.
I liked the smooth trigger, and the best fixed sight picture I have seen on a revolver with fixed sights. Now I own a few smiths including a M&P .38, and a model 19. So would this gun make a good first Colt?? Anyone have one?? Is the lock work similar to the Python?, or can an ordinary person fix one if need be, like a S&W?
I liked the smooth trigger, and the best fixed sight picture I have seen on a revolver with fixed sights. Now I own a few smiths including a M&P .38, and a model 19. So would this gun make a good first Colt?? Anyone have one?? Is the lock work similar to the Python?, or can an ordinary person fix one if need be, like a S&W?