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Old 2nd April 2008, 14:22
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greatings. I have been enjoying this forum for a while,this is my first post. I resently came across a colt gunsite [blue] in like new,unfired condition for $ 1000. what do ya think? I'm thinking done deal!? thanks alot for your responses.
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That is a deal, you don't have it yet?
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I say go buy it. Make sure it has its case and papers and you are good to go with a great Colt.
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I agree that is a good deal on a great pistol.
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Welcome to the forum, the Gunsite was my first Colt semi auto.
1000 dollars is a good price if it's really like new.
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+1 on the tou don't have it yet.
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Welcome to the forum, cwm. I think $1,000 would be a good price even if it weren't like new. There doesn't seem to be many out there, can't get 'em any more, and they're supposed to be pretty fine pistols. Nice! Be sure to post pictures when you get it.
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That's a good price for a Gunsite. Either jump on it or let me know where it is.
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well I picked it up. $997+tax. It appears it has'nt been fired sense it left the factory! Got everything down to the trigger guard tag and the plastic bag it was packaged in.I'm not a collector,is there any reason I should not shoot it? Was it a "real limited" edition? What do you think of the mim chip McCormick hammer and sear?
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