1/27/22 - This is a nice example of a Colt Single Action Army revolver manufactured in 1903. It is chambered in .32 WCF and has a 7.5 inch barrel. The gun is all matching and has retained roughly half of its original finish. There is fairly even wear throughout. Most of the remaining finish is on the frame and right side of the barrel. There is tiny pin-pricking on most of the surfaces and some small dings here and there along the barrel, mostly the left side. Roll mark on the cylinder. Light brown patina on both grip straps and underside of the frame. The cylinder is tight, and the action is very smooth. The bore has good rifling with very minor pin-pricking throughout. Comes with slightly worn grips. There is are a few chips along the edge of the left panel - most notably, the border in the top left corner is chipped away. The right grip panel has a few small notches carved into the bottom.
