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About LinkBacksSo I was out browsing and came across an almost LNIB Colt Series 80 Classic Government Model price was about 1k. Anyone know anything about them? I did a "Google" and not much came up.
Mr. White, got any info?
This is a discussion on Colt Series 80 Classic Gov't ?? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; So I was out browsing and came across an almost LNIB Colt Series 80 Classic Government Model price was about 1k. Anyone know anything about ...
So I was out browsing and came across an almost LNIB Colt Series 80 Classic Government Model price was about 1k. Anyone know anything about them? I did a "Google" and not much came up.
Mr. White, got any info?
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Classic Gov? got a link ? unless its a combat or elite i"m not sure what it could be with out looking at it
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Well...I hear that the series 80 has a couple of plastic parts vs. the series 70. I'm sure we will hear about this in a moment !
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naw artz most people complain about the added parts of the series 80
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I have a series 80 gold cup and a standard series 80, they both function just fine. The series 80 does make it so that there are a few more things you have to take apart when you detail strip. I'm not sure on the price though. The colts are good guns though
Where's Bruce when you need him??
This question is right up his alley!
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Originally Posted by Baby Hulk
Where's Bruce when you need him??
This question is right up his alley!
Don't bet on it
Can you get a picture?
Colt has released a number of non-catalogued pistols over the years.
"The pistol, learn it well, carry it always ..." ~ Jeff Cooper
"Dilgentia Vis Celeritas"
It's looks like a regular series 80, except the chamer and some other parts are jeweled, on the slide it does not say series 80, but "Classic Government" the blueing is darker than most production guns and is one of the non-listed guns that OD spoke of. Apparently it is pretty rare...or so the salesman told me(surprise, surprise)
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From your information the closest thing that I could come up with is a Special Combat Government that has a Royal Blue finish, bar dot night sights and ambidextrous safety, in the 24th Blue Book of Gun Values, 2003 published date. The top end value listed is $1125. I know this information is dated by three years and may not be the same gun you are looking at. This weapon described above was manufactured fron 1992 to 2000.
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