genuine Colt 2nd. generation 1862 pocket navy pawn shop score....

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A few years back I came across this revolver in a local Kokomo Indiana pawn shop for $135. I was looking it over to see who made it....it had no import markings.

I was thinking out loud, and said "I'm beginning to think that this is a genuine Colt." The lady said "if it is, we have it priced too low!" I ended up purchasing it for $107 out the door!

It still had the yellow Colt hang tag, but no box. It appears to be unfired but just a bit "shop worn" like it had been handled a lot.

Apparently Colt just made them for a few months. Any idea how many of them were made? Any idea how much they are worth? How accurate would this be at 25 yards with a load that it favors? Is it too rare and valuable to shoot?

Thanks for any feedback or comments!
 
"We have it priced too long," and you got it for $107 instead of $135. It's Christmas for you.
 
A few years back I came across this revolver in a local Kokomo Indiana pawn shop for $135. I was looking it over to see who made it....it had no import markings.

I was thinking out loud, and said "I'm beginning to think that this is a genuine Colt." The lady said "if it is, we have it priced too low!" I ended up purchasing it for $107 out the door!

It still had the yellow Colt hang tag, but no box. It appears to be unfired but just a bit "shop worn" like it had been handled a lot.

Apparently Colt just made them for a few months. Any idea how many of them were made? Any idea how much they are worth? How accurate would this be at 25 yards with a load that it favors? Is it too rare and valuable to shoot?

Thanks for any feedback or comments!

There were 5281 Pocket Navies made from 1980 through 1982. The 2011 pricing guide gives a price of $325.00 for one in 95% condition.
 
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