- 1911Forum
A forum community dedicated to all 1911 firearm owners and enthusiasts Come join the discussion about optics, gunsmithing, styles, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!
- Colt Forum
A forum community dedicated to Colt firearm owners and enthusiasts Come join the discussion about performance, gunsmithing, troubleshooting, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!
- Police Positive Serial Numbers - Colt Forum
Colt Pistols and Revolvers for Firearms Collectors - Police Positive - Production Information Colt Automatic Pistols is dedicated to collectors and enthusiasts of military and commercial Colt pistols, Colt revolvers, Colt firearms and accessories
- List of 1911 Manufacturers, current and former - 1911Forum
Colt (commercial and US foreign gov't contract from 1911 to present day) Coonan (loose copy of the 1911 mostly chambered in 357 Magnum) Cosaint Arms Chiappa ( 22LR 1911 copy) Crown City Cylinder Slide CZ USA Dan Wesson Day Arms (frames only) Detonics Devel Devil Dog Arms Dickinson Arms Dlask Arms D L Sports Double Star Ed Brown EMF Essex
- Thinking of getting a Colt or Colt clone
Out of 89 guns, 50 of them are either Colt's or replicas of Colt single action revolvers Plus I have two 100yr old Colt double actions, a New Service and a Police Positive Target
- Current Colt quality? - 1911Forum
The most recent Colt I bought was an O1911M which was made about a year before the Colt CZ merger Aside from needing some tuning of the extractor and slide stop it's well-made and a great gun
- The Colt Police Positive Special
The Colt Police Positive Special Today we are looking into the Colt Police Positive Special and its variations and how to date your personal Colt PPS This revolver was a popular sidearm for police and security forces around the world Let’s dive right into the rabbit hole
- Colt or Kimber? - 1911Forum
Most Colt's will have a Series 80 firing pin safety They operate differently and use different parts You may want to decide which you prefer Colt, SIG, Taurus, Auto Ordnance use the Series 80 firing pin safety in their 1911's Kimber is the only one using the Swartz style Click to expand
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