Colt Anaconda

[OLIAR15]

I already own three S&W .44 Mag, so I thought it’s just fitting that I give the big Colt a chance. I bought it end 2018 for $ 1600.- in Switzerland with box and papers, very good condition.

It is very big and heavy indeed, the cylinder looks huge.



I am not a big fan of rubber grips, but original wood ones are like hens’ teeth. Bought a pair of cheap Thai copies but I hate the colour. Oh well ..

Some shooting at 25 m

[jh9]

I want one of these in .45 colt and don't know why.

Gunbroker doesn't have many completed auctions under $2000. If you gave $1600 US you stole it.

[1_click_off]

I saved all summer long when these first came out, waited and waited for a distributor to get it in stock. My dad had an FFL and I would call every day trying to find one. Unfortunately I let my dad talk me out of waiting and picked up a Dan Wesson 44 in stainless with 6” ported and non ported barrels.

Great shooter you have there. One day I will have one.

[nick84]

I was lucky enough to snag one of these a few years ago at around 1100 US. It was definitely used, but in overall good condition and very shootable. I don't shoot it much, it's more of a novelty for friends, but when you put some effort in it does very well. Congratulations on your find.

[cd228]

Nice revolver. I've shot two of them over the years, great action. We had one as a range gun and it held up well, just make sure that the ejector is tight from time to time. Ours came lose and we couldn't open the cylinder without a little work.

[Charle]

haven't shot a lot of 9mm AE, but I've shot a fair bit of Fiocchi in 115 gr. I got along well with it, and will definitely buy it when the price is right.

[cd228]

haven't shot a lot of 9mm AE, but I've shot a fair bit of Fiocchi in 115 gr. I got along well with it, and will definitely buy it when the price is right.

Charlie,
I think your reply got posted in the wrong spot.