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The Colt Single Action Army introduced in 1873 has earned greater fame than any other Colt revolver earning the name, "The Peacemaker". This revolver helped "win the West" as we are constantly reminded of in movies as no revolver has come close to holding the same esteem. Names like Buffalo Bill Cody, Theodore Roosevelt, Judge Roy Bean, Pawnee Bill Lilly, Captain Jack Crawford, Wyatt Earp, and General George Patton all trusted the Single Action Army.
This revolver chambered in 357 Magnum capable of firing either 357 Mag or 38 Special features a 7.5" long barrel for improved accuracy. This durable revolver features a Case Hardened Blue finish to provide an old fashioned look and not only makes for an excellent firearm but will also serve as a valuable heirloom to past down for generations.
This revolver chambered in 357 Magnum capable of firing either 357 Mag or 38 Special features a 7.5" long barrel for improved accuracy. This durable revolver features a Case Hardened Blue finish to provide an old fashioned look and not only makes for an excellent firearm but will also serve as a valuable heirloom to past down for generations.
Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Colt |
|---|---|
| Cost Per Round | 0.0000 |
| Condition | New |
| Caliber | 357 mag |
| Manufacturer SKU | P1670 |
| Capacity | 6 |
| Sights Included | Fixed |
| Action | Revolver |
| Finish | Case Hardened Blue |
| Color | Case Hardened Blue |
| Length | 13" |
| Weight (empty) | 43.2 oz |
| Barrel Length | 7.5" |
| Safety Type | Hammer Block |
| Frame Type | Steel |
| Detachable Magazine | No |
| Magazines Included | None |
| Trigger Operation | Single-Action (SA) |
| Case Included | Unknown |
| Firearm Size | Full-Size |
| Series | Colt Single Action Army |
Customer Reviews
- Worth every penny - Review by Bear
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I bought my Single Action Army Colt .357 magnum when I was 14 years old (with Dad's help). It was used and in fair shape, though not bad and with instruction and supervision from a friend of Dad's (who was a gunsmith) I took it apart, thoroughly cleaned it and reassembled it. The gunsmith/friend inspected (and even graded) my work, test fired the weapon and deemed it fit for use. That was more than 30 years ago, and since then (between hunting and target shooting) I have put several thousand rounds of .38 ammo and well over a thousand rounds of .357 magnum ammo through it (.38 ammo is much cheaper). At the end of each shooting session or hunting trip I carefully cleaned the firearm and stored it safely in a fleece-lined case and locked in a gun cabinet. I am an avid hunter and outdoorsman and over the course of my lifetime I have owned many firearms and taken very good care of every one of them (as I was taught to from an early age) , but that Colt .357 has been, without a doubt, the most reliable and dependable gun I have ever owned. Over the years I have purchased several other Single Action Army Colts (both new and used) of various calibers and barrel lengths. Every one of them has been an excellent investment and a highly accurate and reliable firearm for both hunting and target shooting. (Posted on 10/4/14)Quality Performance Value - PERFECT - Review by BLACKBART
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I PERSONALY OWN A COLT ARMY IN A 4 AND 3 QUARTER INCH .IN 45 LONG COLT,AND I WILL NEVER SELL IT.IT IS A PEICE OF AMERICAN HISTORY THAT MR. COLT GAVE US AND I WILL TAKE IT TO THE GRAVE. (Posted on 2/15/14)Quality Performance Value
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