Half cock was dodgy to say the least, hence the saying: 'Going off at half cock' The only safe procedure is the hammer resting on an empty chamber when the pistol is holstered.
Cheers,
Steve
Half cock was dodgy to say the least, hence the saying: 'Going off at half cock' The only safe procedure is the hammer resting on an empty chamber when the pistol is holstered.
Cheers,
Steve
It's a really great looking gun. It would be great to know its history. Do you have any idea where it was between the time it was made in Spain and when you bought it in the UK?
I have absolutely no idea, although possibly from Mexico - where they were very popular. Build quality is not as good as the genuine Colt, and the action on this example is quite worn. Cylinder lock up is best described as leaving a lot to be desired, but it displays very well.
Cheers,
Steve
Another fantastic addition to the collection Steven!
Very nice.
I specialize in M1 carbines and Lugers.
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