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Black Powder Pistols => Patersons => Topic started by: Krylandalian on September 02, 2017, 05:08:13 PM
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I recently learned that Colt Blackpowder Arms Co. did a few standard Patersons Anyone seen one around?
I d like to have one.
I like my collection of, basically, 1 example each of Colt s repeaters. The Paterson is the only one I don t have. , ,
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From what I have heard the normal, non-engraved Sig Series Paterson is more rare than the engraved ones. I have seen 3 or 4 engraved ones for sale on Gunbroker, Guns America and/or Guns International in the past couple years but I don't think I have ever seen a normal one. Factoid 1: the engraved Sig Series Paterson does not have the "Sam Colt" signature on the backstrap. I don't think the normal one does either but I am not 100% sure. Factoid 2: The correct barrel address for both the engraved and non-engraved version reads "Patent Arms M'g. Co. Paterson N.J. Colt's Pt." but there was at least one non-engraved one that had a barrel address which read: "Samuel Colt Texas Paterson".
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Thanks for the great info. Something for me to watch out for. I do want one that is as authentic as possible. , and Colt Blackpowder Arms Co. did some sketchy stuff,- funky stamps and stuff.
Seems the Paterson is going to stay on my wish list for some time to come. C r a p.
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Still looking for this. I want it. My collection, short of various others that I may become interested in, , I want a basic example of all the Colts., as near as the originals as possible. This means Colt/Colt BPAC are the only two sources I am considering.
Anyway, I will gladly give a finders fee, a nice one! , to anyone that can help me with this.
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There is something about those Paterson revolvers. I have an engraved Signature Series. It is a thing of beauty. I also have a pristine Uberti version with the loading lever. Another beauty. I have seen only one unengraved Signature Paterson for sale. But that was a couple of years ago.
Supposedly, there might be approximately only 200 of the engraved versions. The plain ones might be around the same number. I have no way to prove or disprove that information. It just comes in trickles from postings and conversations. At least it is interesting. 8)
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Once, I knew a lady who colleted dolls. The collection was worth, maybe, a half-mil. The dolls came in gray boxes, blue boxes, pink boxes, stripes, polka dots in various editions and on and on. It was a real chick-thing. This Colt gen x, y, z stuff in various colored boxes very much reminds me of her.
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I passed on one last fall since I had bought an engraved one off of the guy. He auctioned it on GunBroker and got the same amount I paid for the engraved (with case) Paterson. I recall it was $1700. The plain blued ones were sold that way to get rid of them before Colt Blackpowder went out of business. They had only intended to sell the engraved ones. They are very rare and I estimate less than 25. Im writing a book on modern Colt Blackpowder revolvers, but it has been slow going. 75% done with it now.
Eric
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Hi, I wonder if even the replica Patersons are going the way of the dodo. Most regular sources for the Pietta Texas Paterson show "Currently unavailable".
Regards,
Richard
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I have a new Pietta Paterson I could probably part with. In the box and never fired. It has been cocked and has some minor marks on the cylinder. It came that way from Pietta (through EMF) after they tuned it. I was told they all are supposed to be tuned and adjusted prior to shipping. If they dont cock and rotate right then you send it to them and they will fix it. This one is ready to go.
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I have a new Pietta Paterson I could probably part with. In the box and never fired. It has been cocked and has some minor marks on the cylinder. It came that way from Pietta (through EMF) after they tuned it. I was told they all are supposed to be tuned and adjusted prior to shipping. If they dont cock and rotate right then you send it to them and they will fix it. This one is ready to go.
Hi Eric, how much money will it take to have you part with your Paterson?
Regards,
Richard