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CZ just announced on their Facebook page that they're buying Colt! WHOOP WHOOP!
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Does this mean that all the original Colts value just doubled in value?
I would be interested to know if it will go the way of DW - allowed to run on its own with oversight from CZ. The good it did for DW!CZ just announced on their Facebook page that they're buying Colt! WHOOP WHOOP!
I would be interested to know if it will go the way of DW - allowed to run on its own with oversight from CZ. The good it did for DW!
When DW was bought and revived, CZ provided new tooling and more experienced staff, look how that turned out. Hopefully this is what they may do to Colt - it could keep the CZ logo off the Colt branding and be made in USA but with the oversight that CZ puts on DW. That is what I meant.I hope not. They haven't shown much ability to run on their own up to this point.
It looked to me like they got spoiled by all of the government contracts and just never found their way back to being a self-sufficient enterprise. Like they say, the sun don't shine on the same dog's butt all day.Colt has been operating like some sort of a weird 'members only' club for a long time.
They make a few guns of this and than model, sell them through distributors then onto dealers who sell them online for much higher than MSRP. Seems like maybe the few skilled employees left were 'calling the shots'.
I watched a video last night (from Colt) about the new Python. All I saw was them trying to 'backpedal' about the reported problems and then a rep reported on how 'some ' owners may have loose side plate screws on their Python and that will cause the failure of the cylinder to turn issue because, (and I quote) 'Because the side plate supports the hand that turns they cylinder' (they showed a close up of this)
The side plate 'supports' the hand?? A close up video showed this and it was almost hard to watch. The hand is a loose part that requires the side plate to be secure so it functions properly? And then he stated 'They would be using some 'Threadlocker' to secure the sideplate screws to prevent this'
Threadlocker on a $1500 + gun??
Yes, I hope CZ resurrects Colt.