HomeI was offered a 3rd Series Colt Detective for 450.00, little to no wear, except the barrel edge (just a little). Is that a good deal?
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3rd Series Colt Detective
LHUSBY- .32 S&W
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Devereaux- .44 Magnum
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Well, if I were home I could look up the value in that big, honking Blue Book. OTOH, I would suspect that it is a pretty good price if the cylinder is not scored, the locking lug doesn't rattle when the cylinder is in "battery" and there is no significant end-shake. Colts hold value relatively well.
LHUSBY- .32 S&W
- Posts : 51
Join date : 2014-02-28
Age : 59
Location : Matthews_NC
This one looks pretty good. Mechanically sound with no end-shake and it doesn't seem to be used much but carried a little. I love the fact that is a six rounder. Does the Armscor licensed clone model have the same dimensions?Devereaux wrote:Well, if I were home I could look up the value in that big, honking Blue Book. OTOH, I would suspect that it is a pretty good price if the cylinder is not scored, the locking lug doesn't rattle when the cylinder is in "battery" and there is no significant end-shake. Colts hold value relatively well.
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