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| As mentioned it's a Woodsman. The grips on those were an early plastic and often warped or fell apart from age or fairly low heat. Looks like it may have just been left in a hot car or stored near a stove/fireplace. Brownells used to carry reproduction grips for them and may still. |
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Yep, Colt Woodsman. Looks like the grips went through a fire and melted. The way the finish at the magwell looks just makes me think confirms it for me. Looks like the holster protected the rest. RUST ETA: Also looks like someone did some "work" on the trigger. FIFY |
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Gun Parts Corp sell new triggers and black hard rubber replacement grips.
They list the parts for the Second Model under Post-War Woodsman parts: http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Colt-33188/AutoPistols-35748/WoodsmanPostWar-34914.htm They're temporarily out, but you can buy walnut Colt licensed replacement grips here: http://www.vintagegungrips.net/cowopr.html Also Colt licensed walnut here: http://www.gungrip.com/items_140__page0.html Both also sell plastic grips in black or various colors including the original brown. |
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Colt Woodsman .22LR pistol.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=431296669 here are some grips for her. |
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Quoted: Gun Parts Corp sell new triggers and black hard rubber replacement grips. They list the parts for the Second Model under Post-War Woodsman parts: http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Colt-33188/AutoPistols-35748/WoodsmanPostWar-34914.htm They're temporarily out, but you can buy walnut Colt licensed replacement grips here: http://www.vintagegungrips.net/cowopr.html Also Colt licensed walnut here: http://www.gungrip.com/items_140__page0.html Both also sell plastic grips in black or various colors including the original brown. Thanks for the links. I'll be picking this up in a few weeks and see first hand how bad it is. Hopefully I can get her restored to her former glory |
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