Are there any 1903 colt pocket pistol people out there?

deserthobbies · 09-11-2009, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by troy2000

I was sitting here trying to figure out what the solid, comfortable feel of a 1903 Colt Pocket Pistol reminded me of, and it finally came to me: I was a kid in the fifties, when the original Matchbox model cars came out. Somehow, gripping that 1903 reminds me of having my little fingers wrapped around a Matchbox car in the back yard, and sticking it in my pocket when I came in for lunch. Weird connection I know, but there it is...

I always felt kind of sorry for my sons, growing up with flimsy-feeling plastic toys instead of Matchbox cars and Tonka Toy trucks.

I know what you mean by the toys Troy, I finally dug out all my Tonka toys that are metal for my Grandson, Watching him enjoy them is worth way more than there true value.

ke4sky · 10-05-2009, 09:26 AM

Article of mine on the Colt Pocket

Is the .32 ACP Pistol still “Mission Feasible”? | ShilohTV

Tejamo · 10-25-2009, 12:38 AM

Hey guys, old fart with an older Colt here hoping someone can help identify it. The closest I can find is a 1903 pkt hammerless but my colt logo is different, it is black handled with a star pattern logo and horse on the bottom inside a circle. Serial number is five digits and starts with a 7. Hartford Conn. manufacture, 32 calibre rimless, smokeless. Any ideas on age or other info will be greatly appreciated! (value?) Has some heavy wear on the grips where it says Colt and barrell script is tough to see. THANK YOU!

10-05-2009, 09:26 AM	#42
ke4sky Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 104	Article of mine on the Colt Pocket Is the .32 ACP Pistol still “Mission Feasible”? \| ShilohTV

10-25-2009, 12:38 AM	#43
Tejamo Registered User Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 1	Hey guys, old fart with an older Colt here hoping someone can help identify it. The closest I can find is a 1903 pkt hammerless but my colt logo is different, it is black handled with a star pattern logo and horse on the bottom inside a circle. Serial number is five digits and starts with a 7. Hartford Conn. manufacture, 32 calibre rimless, smokeless. Any ideas on age or other info will be greatly appreciated! (value?) Has some heavy wear on the grips where it says Colt and barrell script is tough to see. THANK YOU!