My Colt Official Police

Mooseman · Jun 16, 2012

Every gun I own I have shot at least once. You have to find out how it shoots. Guns are meant to be shot.

clarkcondor · Jun 16, 2012

Unless it is NIB, never turned, never cocked, only factory fired, I think shooting it once or twice with standard ammo should not reduce its value at all.

GNLaFrance · Jun 16, 2012

Tres belle. Lovely grips.

PGTMG · Jun 16, 2012

GUNMANSUPERSTAR said:
This is my 100% original pre-war colt official police 38 special with 4" barrel. I would say for its age it is 90%-95% and has made it all these years with minimal wear. Just wanted to share it with you guys as it is my first gun I ever bought in 1998. Enjoy!!

This has been the choice of the finest lawman ever Barney Fife. "Baby" was a official Police. Shoot it with awe!

NathanJ · Jun 16, 2012

I bought this brand new in the 30's. Hard to find ammo for

rj1974 · Jun 16, 2012

NathanJ said:
I bought this brand new in the 30's. Hard to find ammo for

Very rare , gotta be 98% there :thumbsup:

NathanJ · Jun 16, 2012

Chad tuned it for me.

MDMOUNTAINEER · Jun 16, 2012

NathanJ said:
Chad tuned it for me.

Did he file the firing pin and make it full auto?

That thing is sweet.

On a serious note, that was my favorite toy gun as a kid. I'm going to find a pair of 'em and put them on top of the mantle.

GUNMANSUPERSTAR · Jun 17, 2012

That gun is pathetic. What happened to it? Did you like it so much you spilled your love juice on it and made it look painted white? On a serious note I think my dad had one of those as a kid too. On a different note, that glock 22c is one accurate firearm. I am sold on the 40 s&w and saw first hand why officers of the law use them. Shooting soda cans off the top of an upside down trash can at 30-40 yards was no challenge for that gun. I am happy!! :thumbsup:

NathanJ · Jun 17, 2012

tss1004 said:
Did he file the firing pin and make it full auto?

That thing is sweet.

On a serious note, that was my favorite toy gun as a kid. I'm going to find a pair of 'em and put them on top of the mantle.

No, her turned it into a special seven shot six shooter.

mbz300sdl · Jun 18, 2012

Funny how my question was never answered....

grb · Jun 18, 2012

Good Lord.

Ppat · Jun 18, 2012

mbz300sdl said:
Funny how my question was never answered....

Maybe because that was a clown question, bro

ShepAR · Jun 18, 2012

GUNMANSUPERSTAR said:
This is my 100% original pre-war colt official police 38 special with 4" barrel. I would say for its age it is 90%-95% and has made it all these years with minimal wear. Just wanted to share it with you guys as it is my first gun I ever bought in 1998. Enjoy!!

Great looking piece!!! looks to be just about perfect.

xd40c · Jun 20, 2012

I have that exact gun also. Mine though is from the early 50s. It was originally bought by my grandfather, and I still have the original receipt (he paid $75.00). Not sure if he bought it new or used though.

I never knew he had it till he passed and I was cleaning out his stuff. Barely used!

GUNMANSUPERSTAR · Jun 20, 2012

Is that gun in your name? The super legal eagles of this forum will be all over you if not stating that gun of you grandfathers is illegally owned by you. Just saying!! Though I would be willing to bet 90% of gun collectors on here have at least one gun not in their name. I personally feel guns not on the books are a good thing. What the government does not know at times won't hurt them. They have guns on the books and if they ever want to strip us of them bet your ass they are coming for those first!! This is coming for a real gun rights man.

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