#COLT AGENT 38 TRIGGER PLUS#

You tell him to search gunbroker, which is rife with individuals who are trying to sell firearms for more than they are worth. Explain how someone who may have an agenda is going to affect what he offers? He is asking for a fair offer to a person selling a gun. Has real nice smooth trigger good shooter good home. What agenda? They have no dog in the fight. Here is a clean used in good shape little holster wear on it in a 38 SPECIAL 2 INCH COLT AGENT REVOLVER. He has a very common gun, not in collector condition, with hundreds of recent auctions to refer to. Like the King Cobra and the King Cobra Target, the Python bears a recessed muzzle crown below an interchangeable front sight blade. The barrel comes in two lengths: 4.25 inches and 6 inches, and we were loaned the shorter of the two. The gunsmith has to know the breed to make. The 2020 Colt Python is a six-shot, stainless steel, double-action revolver chambered in. If the OP had an extremely rare gun, then those types of forums might be the best resource, as previous sales information would be difficult to find. Gunsmiths are leery of bobbing the hammers on Colt revolver because it may reduce inertia enough to cause misfires. What you think it's worth, isn't as important as what someone will actually write a check for it. However, seeking pricing information from a specialty forum, where you will only receive a handful of opinions, that may come from those with an agenda, will likely not prove as accurate as searching through actual sales that have taken place. Eventually, it would take cues from the Cobra in the Second Model and feature a shrouded ejector rod and tapered front sight, and in return, the Cobra and Detective Special would adopt the shorter frame of the Agent, albeit with bigger grips. The name Agent was Colt attempting to market it as a deep concealment gun for LEOs. They're invaluable for getting good info on various models. It was only offered with a 2-inch barrel and only in.

#COLT AGENT 38 TRIGGER PLUS#

I post, ask, and answer questions on all three, plus a couple others.

I'm also a member at the S&W and Ruger forums, since I collect those as well.

I've spent a bit of time on the Colt forums, having been a Colt collector for 30+ years. Gun comes with Colt factory Srowd on trigger Bore and mechanics are Excellent Plus Condition. Your comment suggests you think you know more than you do. Do you even frequent Colt Forum forum at all? Your statement suggests that you do not.

Colt agent 38 trigger