£ 2,000.001876 Colt SAA .45 Long Colt Single Action Revolver - For Sale
Features;
7½" Brown Barrel
Brown Extractor Tube
Brown Frame
Brown 6rd Cylinder
Brown Hammer
Nickel Plated Trigger
Brown Trigger Guard
Nickel Plated Backstrap
Smooth Walnut Grips - cartouche on left grip
Appears to have originally been nickel plated, and nearly all the plating has worn. The bore is reflective with prominent lands and no pitting.
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