Presenting an exquisite piece of firearm history, the Colt New Service Revolver, RDMP submodel. Manufactured in the United States in 1920, this .45 Colt caliber revolver is a classic addition for collectors and firearm enthusiasts, particularly due to its unique history. This model was issued to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), making it a significant artifact for historians and Colt collectors alike.
Let's discuss the overall condition of this revolver. While it shows some signs of prior use and handling, the revolver is in good condition. The missing lanyard loop and general pitting all over, coupled with minor bluing loss, tell tales of its past service. There is some damage from rust, and it looks like it has been refinished without removing that damage, adding to its story.
Diving into the technical aspects, the bore condition is excellent with a clean, mirror finish, showcasing no signs of wear. The rifling is in impeccable condition, still maintaining sharp lands and grooves. This double-action/single-action revolver has a capacity of 6 rounds and a 5.5" blued barrel length. The finish is blued, pairing excellently with the black synthetic grips with checkering and Colt letters. It features a blade front sight and integral square notch rear sight.
Why should you consider adding this revolver to your collection? Apart from its unique history and connection to the RCMP, this revolver is a stunning example of Colt's craftsmanship, renowned worldwide. The excellent bore condition and rifling speak volumes about its durability and performance. It's a tangible piece of history that carries a story with every pit and mark on its surface, truly a remarkable piece for historians and collectors.
Don't miss this opportunity to own a part of history. Make this Colt New Service Revolver, RDMP submodel, a proud addition to your collection today.