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Anno 1960 di produzione per questo raro revolver modello Three Fifty Seven. Quando la Colt presentò il modello 357 nel 1954, rappresentava il revolver di servizio di grosso calibro di punta dell’azienda, essenzialmente una versione migliorata del Trooper, dotata di un cane con sperone largo, guancette da tiro e camerata per il potente .357 Magnum. La produzione del 357 terminò nel 1962 con solo circa 15.000 esemplari realizzati, rendendo questo modello uno dei revolver Colt di metà secolo più rari. Il suo principale concorrente proveniva dall’interno della famiglia Colt: il Python, introdotto solo un anno dopo, nel 1955, che rapidamente eclissò quasi tutti gli altri revolver a doppia azione della Colt. Nonostante viva all’ombra della Python, la Colt 357 rimane un revolver eccezionale e ben costruito a pieno titolo. Questo esemplare del 1960 è in condizioni ottime, con meccanica impeccabile, canna brillante e chiusura precisa. Per i collezionisti di Colt o per chiunque apprezzi la maestria artigianale dell’era dei primi revolver magnum, la 357 è un pezzo affascinante e da collezione. Le guancette sono corrette e coeve al modello, con zigrini alti. La brunitura, rigorosamente originale, è completa e di tipo Royal Blu. Canna da 6″, Vero pezzo da collezione.
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