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Colt Woodsman
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I was wondering if anyone could tell me something about the colt woodsman 22LR ie.. when they were made,there value, ect...
Thanks algos83
Thanks algos83
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I don't have it here, but it does have a magazine release on the bottom, fixed front sight, movable rear sight, 4 1/2" barrel, and "THE WOODSMAN" on the side.
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Ok I own it now. Looks like a 1936 model.
Does anyone know where I can get a pair of factory wood grips for it?
It has a 6" barrel and fully adjustable rear sight. Does anyone have the date of manufacture and how many of this model were produced?
Thanks in advance....
dom of a Colt Woodsman ser# 025137S
Thanks much
Ron
PJ
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I have a Colt Woodsman, and today when I was out in the woods I didnt have occasion to shoot it, I only carry it for copperhead elimination. Thing is, when I got back out of the woods I decided I'd go ahead and fire a couple rounds. It decided it didnt want to. The thing would only cock the hammer back occasionally, consistently refused to work correctly. Puzzled me, no big deal. I brought it home, I'd heard something shake inside when I shook it, figured I'd find something obvious. I took it apart, looked at it, didnt see anything wrong. Put it back together, pulled the slide back, gun felt totally different, felt the hammer cock back. Fired it a couple times dry fire, no choice, gun works fine now. No more rattling noise either. I dont have a clue what was wrong with it. Any ideas?
SSgt Ryan E. Roberts, USMC
Thank you.
Regarding the date of manufacture for your Colt Woodsman..
According to the Colt Offical Factory Records your Colt S/N 206302-S was manufactured in the year 1964. In year 1965 they started with S/N 208300-S. These old Colt Woodsman are becoming quite a "collectors" item and if kept in good shape are worth quite a bite. I hope this helps... Alan