Unleash the power of history in your hands with this Colt MK IV Series 70 semi-auto pistol, a submodel of the Gold Cup National Match in .45 ACP caliber. This piece, manufactured in 1979, comes in good condition, exhibiting signs of its life journey while promising many more years of reliable performance. Despite its age, the gun shows some rust damage, pitting, scratches, dings, and dents, all of which contribute to its unique character. The barrel bushing compensator is not original, but doesn't detract from the overall authenticity of the piece.
Its bore condition is excellent, boasting a clean, mirror finish with no signs of wear, and the rifling is superb - sharp lands and grooves await the discerning shooter. The single-action-only mechanism ensures a consistent trigger pull every time. The capacity is a standard 7+1, with a 5" barrel length that allows for accurate aim and a blued finish that adds a touch of elegance.
The pistol has wooden grips with checkering and Colt medallion, and a front iron sight coupled with a pinned rear adjustable iron sight with a square notch. Included in this sale is a single 7-round magazine. As a piece of American history, this Colt was proudly made in the United States and offers a great opportunity for collectors and aficionados.
While this Colt is fully functional and ready for use, it is also a piece begging to return to its former glory through careful restoration. This gun offers a unique juxtaposition of historical value and practical use, making it a coveted addition to any collection or a trusted tool for any marksman. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history and a reliable firearm.