and not to start a riot, check your answers before just throwing things out there guys. Did Colt actually make those in the United States or were they contracted abroad? I know Colt has had a long relationship with Astra in Spain, marketed many Astras marked "Colt" the Junior .22 & .25 is only one example. They also had a line of .22 rifles made by Beretta in Italy. Even today we have a .22 Colt M4 rifle that was made by Umarex in Germany for them. Good rifle!
Those always were really cute and desirable, must have made 100 different commemorative versions.
I've just always wondered and never spoke to anyone whom I truly believed to know the truth.
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A Colt Frontier Scout just finished for Rick Sim
- Gary Reeder, 2019-02-07, 14:46
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That's a whole hell of lot better than I thought
- Rsim, 2019-02-07, 21:39
- The wife and I are in Jamaica Mon! 'til the 15th (nm) - Rsim, 2019-02-08, 06:30
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Looks great, always wanted one. Question;
- WB, 2019-02-07, 16:00
- the revolvers were Colt's baby, plus this gun was made in - Gary Reeder, 2019-02-07, 17:28
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what about the Colt Pony from '72 or so?
- Gary Reeder, 2019-02-07, 16:07
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Star? (nm)
- SPB, 2019-02-07, 17:22
- yup. Very few were imported. I have only seen one. (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2019-02-07, 17:29
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Star? (nm)
- SPB, 2019-02-07, 17:22
- Looks good. (nm) - SPB, 2019-02-07, 15:13
- Very Nice!! (nm) - Grover Sr, 2019-02-07, 14:53
- That's really nice... (nm) - Huey, 2019-02-07, 14:51
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That's a whole hell of lot better than I thought
- Rsim, 2019-02-07, 21:39