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Unsure if I'm going to sell the 2.5" yet.
The 4" has got to go. It's in excellent shape, and has been fired very little.
I'd be willing to drive a few hours to bring them to you, if you cover my fuel and taco bell for the trip, since these must be sold through a PPT. I'd even probably be willing to drive all the way to San Diego, if my fuel was covered. I could go for a margarita on the beach and a mini road trip. But the bad thing is, I drive a big Cummins truck and get 14 mpg. Distance driven is up to you, but I like meeting other Calgunners, and would like it to go to a good home.
As far as I can tell, they are NOT the original grips, since they don't have the Colt medallions. They're Pachy Presentation grips, which Colt DID put on them from the factory, but I haven't seen original ones without the medallion. Unfortunately, I have zero idea where the original grips are. The 4" was made in 1978, if I remember the serial number decoder right, and the 2.5" was made in 1981.
Also, I'm going to reserve the right to modify the price, based on what I find out about the value of them. Not being original grips, I know that the value is decreased...but I'm not sure how much, and won't have time to research it for a few days. I'll get more pictures of the 4" up soon, and the 2.5" if I decide to sell it. They are in REALLY really nice condition. The 4" only has the almost-not-there turn line as it's been fired a few times, and the 2.5" has a small nick under the colt emblem, and a tiny spot of surface rust under the barrel.
4", $2800. And remember, I'll drive it to you, so you don't have to burn fuel and time to DROS and pick it up.
2", not sure yet. I may want to keep it.
I've also got a factory Pinto that I MAY be willing to part with in the future. Probably not, as it's a great shooter, and there is no FACTORY paperwork saying that it was purchased as a pinto from the dealer, even though it was one of the 80's "Oakland Special"s...there's just no verification to go with it.
Unsure if I'm going to sell the 2.5" yet.
The 4" has got to go. It's in excellent shape, and has been fired very little.
I'd be willing to drive a few hours to bring them to you, if you cover my fuel and taco bell for the trip, since these must be sold through a PPT. I'd even probably be willing to drive all the way to San Diego, if my fuel was covered. I could go for a margarita on the beach and a mini road trip. But the bad thing is, I drive a big Cummins truck and get 14 mpg. Distance driven is up to you, but I like meeting other Calgunners, and would like it to go to a good home.
As far as I can tell, they are NOT the original grips, since they don't have the Colt medallions. They're Pachy Presentation grips, which Colt DID put on them from the factory, but I haven't seen original ones without the medallion. Unfortunately, I have zero idea where the original grips are. The 4" was made in 1978, if I remember the serial number decoder right, and the 2.5" was made in 1981.
Also, I'm going to reserve the right to modify the price, based on what I find out about the value of them. Not being original grips, I know that the value is decreased...but I'm not sure how much, and won't have time to research it for a few days. I'll get more pictures of the 4" up soon, and the 2.5" if I decide to sell it. They are in REALLY really nice condition. The 4" only has the almost-not-there turn line as it's been fired a few times, and the 2.5" has a small nick under the colt emblem, and a tiny spot of surface rust under the barrel.
4", $2800. And remember, I'll drive it to you, so you don't have to burn fuel and time to DROS and pick it up.
2", not sure yet. I may want to keep it.
I've also got a factory Pinto that I MAY be willing to part with in the future. Probably not, as it's a great shooter, and there is no FACTORY paperwork saying that it was purchased as a pinto from the dealer, even though it was one of the 80's "Oakland Special"s...there's just no verification to go with it.
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