I definitely prefer your pistol to the 73B pistol shown in the ad in my Post #4. Their pistol and yours look like two entirely different models to me.
FGRAB AGUN SERIAL NUMBER
What about the manner of how the serial number is marked on your new pistol? Does it look like the style shown on the GrabAGun pistol or is in the more traditional way of marking it but not polishing it down, leaving a somewhat raised edge around the numbers? And is the number black, or just regular ol' unadorned stainless? I'm not intentionally nitpicking here. In many cases we can't even say HOW low our prices are So when you see the. This just adds to my thoughts that there's something screwy with GrabAGun's offering. GrabAGun sells firearms, ammo, gun parts and accessories for less with cheap shipping and helpful customer service. Our mission is to provide you with a wide variety. And note the difference in the grip safety. is a family owned and operated company founded by gun enthusiasts located in Dallas, Texas. Yours also has the regular ol' grip screws as opposed to the tech-looking ones on the pistol I posted. Note that it has a ring hammer (!) and stocks made from I-don't-know-what, while yours has the more traditional spur hammer and double diamond stocks. GrabAGun carries all the popular brands, Glocks for sale, Ruger for sale, Smith and Wesson for sale online and many more items. Find ammo for sale and AR-15s and Pistols for sale online. Buy guns online today and have them shipped to your local FFL. It is currently listed on our website for 829, but it has sold in a range of 789 - 899 over the last 12 months. GrabAGun is the leading online gun store. Look at your just purchased pistol, then compare it to the photo of the 73B-numbered pistol I copied from the Grab-'Em While You Can website. Response The firearm in question is approximately 850. Would this not devalue the older guns, I wonder?ĭoes yours have a NM barrel? I'll add that this isn't making visual sense to me, either. Click to expand.So this is a new series of 73B-numbered pistols? I guess I must be lost in a brain fog or something, because I don't understand why Colt would return to an earlier series of numbers.
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