Colt Frontier Scout

duartfarquardt · Feb 11, 2012

Offered is a mature Colt Frontier Scout in .22 and holster and gunbelt in size 34. I acquired this pistol in a trade with another forum member and have not fired it. It has a clean bore with sharp rifling and functions perfectly. It can fire .22 short, long and long rifle ammunition. It shows significant holster wear, which does not affect function. I'll need to see an Oregon drivers license and concealed weapon permit. Asking $400.

SPQRR · Feb 11, 2012

PM Sent.

duartfarquardt · Feb 14, 2012

duartfarquardt · Feb 19, 2012

duartfarquardt · Feb 26, 2012

A nice piece. It's a true classic in perfect working order, and for a reasonable price.

duartfarquardt · Mar 4, 2012

branson4020 · Mar 4, 2012

So, this is for sale only to concealed permit holders???

duartfarquardt · Mar 4, 2012

branson4020

I require a concealed carry permit only because that is the only way I have of quickly assuring that I am selling to someone who is allowed to own a firearm. It's called CYA. Sorry if I cut some potential buyers out, but that's the way I've done it for several years.

Duartfarquardt

GunBit45 · Mar 6, 2012

I do miss that Colt. I hope you had some fun with it.

BWH · Mar 6, 2012

GunBit45 said:
I do miss that Colt. I hope you had some fun with it.

??? I dont follow????

Decollator · Mar 6, 2012

duartfarquardt said:
branson4020

I require a concealed carry permit only because that is the only way I have of quickly assuring that I am selling to someone who is allowed to own a firearm. It's called CYA. Sorry if I cut some potential buyers out, but that's the way I've done it for several years.

Duartfarquardt

First time I looked at this post I was wondering why CHL is required as this holster setup would be mighty hard to conceal, but that makes a lot of sense actually... I've been interested in this gun and wondering why you do that. Good idea. What is it that CYA is an acronym for?