COLT AGENT for AK

[FastSmitty]

I have a really nice condition colt agent. Looking to trade for an AK-47. Thanks



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[FastSmitty]

Or glock 26

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[JRuby]

Is that the original finish? It looks like it has been duracoated or parkerized.

 

[FastSmitty]

That's the original finish been in my family its entire life. Probably less then 300 rounds through it. Can give history of gun to people who are interested.

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[JRuby]

Very nice and thanks for the repsonse - I had a detective that was very nicely blued - kind of thought that was same for the agents - guess I was wrong.

 

[dobeman]

Very nice and thanks for the repsonse - I had a detective that was very nicely blued - kind of thought that was same for the agents - guess I was wrong.

there were some colt revolvers produced during the Colt 'strike years' that were parkerized... seems the finishers that produced the nice deep bluing were on strike. These parkerized versions are legit.

 

[FastSmitty]

Yea not sure but it looks parkerized. But its in its original condition. Never jacked with. Great shape. I would hate to get rid of it. I also have a brand new S&W Airlite .38 for trade. I have only shot it once.

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[FastSmitty]

there were some colt revolvers produced during the Colt 'strike years' that were parkerized... seems the finishers that produced the nice deep bluing were on strike. These parkerized versions are legit.

Thanks for the info. I didnt know that

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[fireninja13]

there were some colt revolvers produced during the Colt 'strike years' that were parkerized... seems the finishers that produced the nice deep bluing were on strike. These parkerized versions are legit.

Dobeman is correct -- I had a parkerized Agent awhile back and it was 100% original as well. They might look a bit ugly on the outside, but they are all Colt on the inside -- great tight lockup and excellent triggers. I guess the lockwork and Q/C guys were still at their benches during the strike