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Can anyone tell me if the Colt Army or Official Police ever came with a 2" barrel.
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It did, and so did some of the WW II version, the Commando.
But one very seldom sees one. Big frame for a snub gun. Not too popular, I guess. T-Star "There is nothing quite so exhilarating as to be shot at without effect." Sir Winston Churchill, KG |
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And, a few afficianados had them cut down to snubbie length, as evidenced by mentions in writings of the 50s-60s (e.g., Chic Gaylord's book).
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Thanks for your replies, I came across one, and was not sure if it's factory. There are no Colt markings on the barrel,which makes me think the barrel is not original to the revolver.
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I believe your assumption is probably correct.If the roll marks are absent from the barrel, it probably has been cut from a longer one and had the marking polished off. Generally when cut down to 2 inches, it went right through the rollmarks. A genuinely original 2 inch barrel would have the caliber roll mark properly positioned like this. Lefty BellCharterOakHolsters.com |
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Here is a link to the Colt revolver.
http://www.auctionarms.com/Search/DisplayItem.cfm?ItemNum=8235204 NRA Life Member. NMCA Member. NMLRA Member. |
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