How was Colt quality in 1953? I was 3.
I'm looking at a Commander chambered in .38 Super, SN = 26xxxLW.
I wasn't looking for one of these, it just sort of happened. I don't have any real use for this pistol, but want it anyway. Polished blue flats and matte blue on the top and bottom. The stocks are checkered brown plastic and the magazine appears to be original.
Did I mention that it appears to be unfired?
There isn't the first blemish on the magazine follower, feed ramp or barrel. The downside: no papers, and the box is little ragged around the edges, but the brown paper in the box and the bore brush appear to be the same age as the gun.
So what was the quality in 1953?
Comments on old LW .38 Super's?
Would you shoot it?
Thanks,
John
I'm looking at a Commander chambered in .38 Super, SN = 26xxxLW.
I wasn't looking for one of these, it just sort of happened. I don't have any real use for this pistol, but want it anyway. Polished blue flats and matte blue on the top and bottom. The stocks are checkered brown plastic and the magazine appears to be original.
Did I mention that it appears to be unfired?
There isn't the first blemish on the magazine follower, feed ramp or barrel. The downside: no papers, and the box is little ragged around the edges, but the brown paper in the box and the bore brush appear to be the same age as the gun.
So what was the quality in 1953?
Comments on old LW .38 Super's?
Would you shoot it?
Thanks,
John