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In 1908, Colt introduced the second model of the Officers Model Target revolver with a new frame, positive lock, checkered cylinder release latch, and clockwise cylinder rotation. This model had the last patent date on the top of the barrel showing July 4, 1905. With this new introduction, a second barrel length was added at 7 1/2" and by 1924 ...
IMO, These are the major variations in the series which spans from 1904 to 1969. First Colt Officers Model c1906. Colt Officers Model Target 38 c1914. Colt Officers Model 22 c1936. Colt Officers Model Target 22 Pre war/Post War c1949. Colt Officers Model Special 22 c1950. Colt Officers Model Match 22 c1954 Dual Tone Finish.
The Officers Model Special (as stamped on the barrel) had a heavy barrel and very limited production run. I sold a LNIB Officer's Model Special .22LR a couple months ago for $1200. Without the box, high condition examples typically run in the $800 to $1,000 range. They are much more scarce than the "standard" Officer's Model or Official Police ...
I picked up my 1986 Colt Officers ACP in stainless yesterday. It was on consignment at my LGS. One of those stories where it was bought new, fired a few times, and then stored. The gun certainly looked like it was used very little. No box or paperwork, but did come with (3) 6 round factory magazines. I had a hard time finding prices to compare ...
The Officer's Model Match was the final iteration of the original "E" frame Officer's Series, and could be fitted with the standard Accro or upgraded to the Elliason Target sight. Also, the OMM had the Colt Target grips that were excellent for formal target shooting. Today, Officer's Model Match's are still available in good shape, and the ...
Colt Officers Model Match - Questions. Inherited the attached fifth issue Colt Officers Model Match in .38 caliber with original box, manual, and warranty card. This Colt is NIB - unfired - flawless finish with not a hint of a cylinder ring. The 6" barrel is crystal clear with a singular rifling pattern indicating no rounds fired.
The Colt Officer's Model Match, Fifth Issue, was made from 1953 to 1969. This had a heavy barrel similar to the pre-war heavy barrel Officer's Model Target, the first of the famous Colt Target hammers, and the first fully checkered Colt Target grips. The rear sight was the Colt Accro fully adjustable sight.
From The Book Of Colt Firearms: The Heavy Barrel was available from 1935-early 1940’s. The .38 Officers Model was numbered in sequence with the Official Police, making your gun a 1927 model. ————. Colt’s S/N lookup has no hope with records this intricate. Scottz63, Private Smith and sublimert70.
899 posts · Joined 2005. #1 · Dec 14, 2022. A local place has a very nice 6” Officer’s Model Match .38 in the case for $999. I can probably get it to $950. The only wear is very slight at the muzzle. All markings are crisp and clean, screwheads are unbuggered. No box or docs. It has the fully checkered large stocks, like on the very early ...
For instance, you lump the "Officers model Target Models" (the first "model" should be upper case and the last lower case - just reversed) together, if that line is to be left as is. However, in my opinion, the Officers series listing should be expanded to include: Officers Model, Officers Model Target, Officers Model Special and Officers Model ...