22's, how about a few colts?

[88IROC]

Nuthin' fancy, just a Huntsman and my .22 Peacemaker with the .22WMR cylinder.

 

[forindooruseonly]

I have a few. This is one of my favorites, and everything else I have has already had examples shown in this thread. Colt Camp Perry! It always makes someone do a double-take when they see it. Great shooter too, it has the best trigger of anything I own.

 

[SS336]

I have a few. This is one of my favorites, and everything else I have has already had examples shown in this thread. Colt Camp Perry! It always makes someone do a double-take when they see it. Great shooter too, it has the best trigger of anything I own.

Now that's cool! You win.
Pretty rare, I have never seen one. How many were made? Anybody know?

 

[forindooruseonly]

Now that's cool! You win.
Pretty rare, I have never seen one. How many were made? Anybody know?

Thanks! I don't know the exact number, but it was around 2500 between the mid 1920s until WWII. Mine dates to 1931.

 

[824tsv]

Colt .22 Conversion Unit

Haven't seen anyone post one (or 2) yet....

 

[bobcat]

My only Colt .22, bought it in the 70's for $150, I believe it was NIB, it's not anymore. Still have the .22 mag cylinder for it also, as well as the box.

 

[BearBio]

Had a couple of Colt .22 single actions=fun but nowhere as good as my Ruger Single sixes.

LOVED my 1936 Woodsman (With High Velocity backstrap). More fun than my S & W Model 41.

 

[turnerriver]

The closer I get to 70 ( I'm real close ) the more I love all my .22's.
When I was coming up I was taught that my double action revolvers should be Smith & Wessons and my single action revolvers and autos should be Colts. I strayed from that some over the years but not by much.
.22 Trooper with a Heiser holster.

Colt New Frontier .22 in a Myres holster.

Sport Woodsman.

Regards,