Colt Single Actions - 1st Generation

New York Engraved Colt Single Action Army .44-40 caliber revolver. Made in 1882. 7½” barrel in .44-40. This gun was originally had etched panel but was engraved over. Gun is in very fine condition with approximately 20% of the original nickel finish. Engraving is nice and sharp. Ivory grips are very good and have shrunk around the front and back strap. Ivory is old and period. Very...

Colt Single Action Army Etched Panel Revolver. Made in 1883. .44-40 Caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. Barrel and cylinder has 95% of the original blue. Frame has bright case colors. Grips are excellent. This is an etched panel gun with “Colt Frontier Six Shooter” acid etched on the left hand side of the barrel. The panel is excellent. The butt is inscribed “H.F....

Made in 1906. Barrel length is 4 3/4". Action works perfectly and indexes and locks up perfectly. Factory original grips fit perfect and have only a small chip out of the left side toe. Has mostly a blue/brown patina. Screws are all excellent.

Made in 1883. Barrel length is 5 1/2". The barrel and cylinder are post-war replacements. The frame is from 1883 and made of iron, not safe for modern smokeless ammo. Do not shoot modern ammunition, as the frame may crack or break. This is sold as a collectors item only. Action works, indexes and locks up perfectly. Bore is excellent, as are...

Colt Bisley .45 Colt Caliber Revolver. Manufactured in 1907. Barrel marked “Bisley Model .45 Colt”. Bore has excellent rifling and is bright. Action works perfectly, indexes and locks up perfectly. Barrel length 4 ¾” Grips are excellent, no chips or cracks. Revolver has approximately 40% blue, the rest is even blue-brown patina. Overall a very good .45 caliber Bisley.

Colt Single Action Army .45 Caliber Revolver. Manufactured 1898 .45 Long Colt Caliber Revolver. Bore is very good. Action indexes and locks up. Barrel length 7 ½”. Revolver has a blue-brown patina. Barrel address and caliber markings are sharp and clear. Grips are very good but show handling wear over a long period of use. Priced reasonably. Note: This is a black powder single action, not...

Colt Single Action Army .41 Colt Caliber Revolver. Manufactured 1897. Bore has very good rifling and is bright. Barrel length 4 ¾”. Barrel address and caliber markings are sharp and clear. Action locks up tight and indexes perfectly. Revolver has a mostly blue color with some even brown patina. The grips are old stags and fit the revolver perfectly. Very hard to find original old stags,...

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Colt Single Action Army .45 LC caliber revolver. Single action with long fluted cylinder and factory letter confirming the long flute cylinder. Shipped to Simmons Hardware, St. Louis 1914. Bore is excellent. Action works perfectly and locks up tight. Barrel length 4 ¾”. Grips are excellent and fit perfectly, no chips or cracks. Barrel address and caliber markings are sharp and clear. No...

Colt Single Action Army .45 LC caliber revolver. Manufactured in 1911. Barrel length 4 ¾”. Bore is fair to good. Rifling is worn but still there, just a little weak. Grooves are frosty. Action works, locks up and indexes perfectly. Barrel address is thin but all visible. Barrel caliber marking is excellent. Revolver has a blue/brown patina, more blue than brown color. Overall,...

Colt 1st Gen Single Action made in 1895. .45 Colt caliber. The gun has been nickel plated. The frame markings are still legible, the barrel markings are not. The bore is fair with light rifling and areas of pitting. The action works fine. The grips are very worn from use. A good looking “Cowboy” sixgun, that’s antique.

Colt Bisley Model .32 WCF caliber revolver. Manufactured in 1904. Bore is excellent. Action works perfectly, and locks up and indexes perfectly. Barrel length 4 ¾”. Grips match the revolver by serial number right slide grip has been chipped at the toe.