Colt Trooper Mark III Revolver blued + wooden grips

Hello,

offered is a very nice and lightly used match revolver from the manufacturer Colt model Trooper MK III 6" in blued with original Colt wooden grips in the classic caliber .357 Magnum. The weapon shows little signs of use. On the left grip, the Colt logo is slightly worn. There are hardly any, or only slight, light wear marks on the bluing at the muzzle and a light fine scratch on the matte sight rail. Technically, it is in very good condition and has been shot little. No burned-in cut in the frame from the gas shield, etc. The action is very smooth and the trigger is dry with a low release weight in Single Action.

The revolver still comes from the old Colt production with very high precision and very good action as well as little cylinder play.

A beautiful specimen for collecting.

Mirror-polished barrel.

The revolver has received a fresh inspection.

We are happy to advise you or carry out your desired modifications.

Features:

1. Trigger weight SA approx. 1900g and DA approx. 4600g
2. original wooden grips from Colt
3. Overall length 32cm
4. adjustable rear sight
5. Barrel length: 6" inches
6. Total weight: 1211g
7. Proof: DE BA Mellrichstadt 1976

Detailed information is provided in the images.

The weapon can be viewed at any time.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. I am happy to assist.

Best regards,
Waffen Laux
Product safety information: https://www.colt.com/product-category/commercial/revolvers/
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