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The late owner had good taste. Hundreds of items. Take a gander.

http://www.diamond-s-auction.c...firearms-auction-3/#



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very nice...
 
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So that's where all the Colt Python-Cobra pistols have been hiding.
 
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Wow. That's a lot'o'guns. Many of them are very nice as well.



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Lookout Colt fans! It would be fun just to see some of that stuff move.
 
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Man, that's like rolling through one of my granddad's old copies of Gun Digest - fine old Colt after fine old Colt after fine old Colt that I never even knew existed.
 
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Road trip!


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Beautiful. Finally, someone with some taste.

I would love to get that Winchester Model 63 and that Remington 1100 LT 20 Skeet Gun.
 
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Only two SIGs in the bunch!




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The man liked his Colts..


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It's quite the collection of guns. Just in Colt's SAA's, Python's, 1911's etc. etc. is impressive.
 
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he late owner had good taste.

Damn! Nice stuff. I'm tempted to make the trip.



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I’d like either of the Kleinguenther rifles.
Very eclectic collection.
 
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Not all that far from me. Hmmm.



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That is an impressive collection. This must have been his full time job. I wonder how much the collection will sell for?




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That would be fun to go just to see all the unique quality stuff he has.
 
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The P220 (Listing #225) is definitely not stainless (SS). Stainless W. German SIGs do not exist.


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Has a photo of it and the box, judging from the era it is more likely a nickel plated one.

I may have to watch this one, very curious about the lefty 20 gauge 1100.
 
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Has a photo of it and the box, judging from the era it is more likely a nickel plated one.

Yeah, I saw the box, too. Couple of things, however. You only see the top of the box, not the side with the label, where the relevant info confirms or refutes the nickel finish. The gun itself looks way too polished to be a factory nickel gun. But, it also could be the lighting giving it that appearance.


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That is an impressive collection. This must have been his full time job. I wonder how much the collection will sell for?


Depends how old he was. I’m 45 and been buying since I was 18. Including inherited guns, I have a collection almost 1/2 this size. I sold about a dozen guns a few years ago to raise almost 1/2 the cash for my new Tacoma. So value can add up quick especially if you buy well. I typically buy several to a dozen guns per year so I could see my collection being this big if live to say 80.
 
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