revho
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So, I haven't stopped in to my local shop since January because every time I walk in I am greeted with "I have something for you.". I stopped in actually to have a new wedge put in a Norlund Tomahawk hatchet I picked up.
What they had was a Colt Woodsman that is dated to 1930 per the serial number. It was brought in by an elderly lady whose husband passed and she did not want to keep it in the house. Wish I could have known the owner so there was background to the story of the guns life.the finish is really pretty decent compared to some I looked at in gunbroker. The grips do have some wear to them.
What can you tell me about the Colt Woodsman? Where do they fall as far as shooting and accuracy? Stick with stand velocity rounds? My Ruger Standard is the only other semi auto I have and that is easy to shoot.
Thanks!
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What they had was a Colt Woodsman that is dated to 1930 per the serial number. It was brought in by an elderly lady whose husband passed and she did not want to keep it in the house. Wish I could have known the owner so there was background to the story of the guns life.the finish is really pretty decent compared to some I looked at in gunbroker. The grips do have some wear to them.
What can you tell me about the Colt Woodsman? Where do they fall as far as shooting and accuracy? Stick with stand velocity rounds? My Ruger Standard is the only other semi auto I have and that is easy to shoot.
Thanks!



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