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Colt Detective Specials?
I notice that there was a lot of collector interest here in the Colt .32 auto.
What about the Colt Detective Special? I have one, in .32 Smith and Wesson. Oops, I mean, .32 Colt New Police! :D Jim |
Jim, I have two of what is essentially the same model, the Colt Cobra. I use one for a carry gun. .38 special. Jerry Burney
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Jim,
Here are mine, since taking this picture, I have added two 38 Spl nickel with 3" bbls made in 1961 that are 669 #'s apart: Top left 1952 32NP rechambered to 32 Mag, Top right 1957 38 Spl Bott left 1951 32NP rechambered to 32-20, Bott right 1951 32NP rechambered to 32-20; 3" Cobra bbl installed The two bottom ones are only 66 numbers apart http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload/my_dss_copy2.jpg |
Pretty pieces!
Very pretty, Hugh!
I see that you like 3" barrels! Such would probably be a good compromise between a "concealed carry" and a "service" pistol. Jim:) |
The "other" Forum
And hello from the Colt Forum, Hugh! ;)
Jim |
Jim,
Will soon post a pic of my TWO recently aquired 3" bbl nickel 38 Spl DS's!:cheers: |
My two newest 38 Detective Specials, the 3" bbl is fairly rare and in nickel even rarer, still looking for one in 32:
http://forum.lugerforum.com/lfupload...r_3_in_nic.jpg |
Beauties!
Hugh, those are two beautiful pieces! ;)
How do you like the 3" barrel as compared with the 2" as a shooting piece? :confused: Jim |
I prefer them, I believe the longer bbl helps me aim better, although it is surprising how accurate the 2" guns can be at 25-30 yds.
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3" might be a good choice!
I have only one Detective Special, a 2" .32.
I also have 2 S&W Bodyguard 2-inchers, both .38's. Maybe I'll trade one of those three in, for a Colt 3": the slighty bigger and heavier frame of the DS, and with a longer barrel, should hold down the recoil of the .38, and make it a much better shooting piece than the Bodyguards. Jim |
Hugh, Them's two purty pistolas Amigo! Some mighty fine shootin irons...Jerry Burney
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And I don't care what Patton said, I aint no New Orleans pimp! :D
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