Howdy!
Recently came into possession of a Colt Commando revolver, and was wondering if anyone had any experience dealing with Colt historians and what the process was like for obtaining one of those letters saying when it was made and who it was sold too?
While these revolvers aren't the most popular and well known firearms of the WW2 era, they're still an interesting foot note that saw pretty widespread use.
I highly doubt mine was SOE or OSS purchased, but there was a lot of security companies and other police organizations during the war that used them, and it would be cool to know where it went.
Appreciate the help!
Recently came into possession of a Colt Commando revolver, and was wondering if anyone had any experience dealing with Colt historians and what the process was like for obtaining one of those letters saying when it was made and who it was sold too?
While these revolvers aren't the most popular and well known firearms of the WW2 era, they're still an interesting foot note that saw pretty widespread use.
I highly doubt mine was SOE or OSS purchased, but there was a lot of security companies and other police organizations during the war that used them, and it would be cool to know where it went.
Appreciate the help!