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LOOKING FOR INFO ON THIS GUN

PK ARMS INCPK ARMS INC Member Posts: 7 ✭✭
edited November 2010 in Ask the Experts
The blue book lists the manufacture but not the gun.
IGI--Zingone de Tressano, Italy, ITAIGUNS INTERNATIONAL.

Inscribed on the gun
I.G.I. Made in Italy
Model "KANSAS"
357 MAG
It is a single action Colt replica. Looking for value and any other info. I've never heard of this company so I don't know if it's a high end or low end gun. What kind of quality and when it was manufactured.
Thanks,
Ken

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Comments

  • badsbsnf81badsbsnf81 Member Posts: 768
    edited November -1
    Mid level quality. Need a detailed descripion of all markings to attempt build date.
  • PK ARMS INCPK ARMS INC Member Posts: 7 ✭✭
    edited November -1
    The only other markings besides proof marks which look like little crowns are Roman numerals XXV and 3 letters PSF or PSP. The last letter is very faint. The three letters are below a proof mark and are probably the inspector's initials. There is only a 4 digit serial number 0175 and this sounds very low. It could mean that it was toward the beginning of production or the end if the gun didn't sell well.
    Anything about the manufacture as I've never heard of them?
    Thanks,
    Ken
  • rufe-snowrufe-snow Member Posts: 18,650 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by PK ARMS INC
    The only other markings besides proof marks which look like little crowns are Roman numerals XXV and 3 letters PSF or PSP. The last letter is very faint. The three letters are below a proof mark and are probably the inspector's initials. There is only a 4 digit serial number 0175 and this sounds very low. It could mean that it was toward the beginning of production or the end if the gun didn't sell well.
    Anything about the manufacture as I've never heard of them?
    Thanks,
    Ken


    The Roman Numerals are the date of proof, which is 1969. Most of the replica 19th Century guns that have been sold in the U.S. since the early 60's, have been made in Italy. Many from small manufacturers that were only in business for a short time. Because of questionable quality and materials not going to be a big buck item. If it's in time, and locks up tight, IMHO $200-$350 range.
  • PK ARMS INCPK ARMS INC Member Posts: 7 ✭✭
    edited November -1
    Thanks for the info guys.
    Ken
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