New to me Colt agent.

[#1bambam]

Im not much into wheel guns but I came across this little gun and its pretty sweet.

 

[dantheman]

I had one years ago . Like a fool I let it get away from me .

 

[Leadfoot]

I could have bought a Commando for $250 and like a jackass, I didn't.

 

[CEHollier]

Congrats on your purchase. Can't go wrong with the prancing pony.

 

[#1bambam]

Congrats on your purchase. Can't go wrong with the prancing pony.

And this one can be rode hard and put away wet without tearing it up.

 

[jayd]

Now go find these wood grips and grip adaptor Ben
They wont print or stick in your pocket when pulling it out

 

[S&W4ME]

Nice pick up Bam Bam

 

[#1bambam]

Now go find these wood grips and grip adaptor Ben
They wont print or stick in your pocket when pulling it out

I been looking at them on ebay.

 

[marmy7451]

One of the best pocket guns ever!!

I have been carrying an agent for many years. I had it rebarrelled with a 3", a shroud over the hammer , Sile skip checkered grips and a tyler Tee Grip. It has digested better than 10000 rounds, some +P but most just for range use as I use it as a teaching gun. Had it refinished in Tuff Gun with electroless Ni cylinder and the rest black, Got a rebarrelled Detective Special being done now with electroless Ni frame and black cylinder and shroud an Tee grip and Sile grips, They are comfortable in pocket holsters from Pocket Concealment Systems and Triple K. These are the two smoothest actions I have ever owned and the action jobs were by Frank Genusa in Denham Springs.

Treasure it, it is from a magical time in wheel guns and self defense.

 

[dwr461]

I've never heard of Frank Genusa. But gunsmiths who can work with the Colt Police Positive action are becoming more and more rare. I sent my primary carry gun, a Colt Cobra 1955, to Grant Cunningham for his carry package. But he has a long waiting list that only opens up occasionally now. I had to wait over a year to get the work done the first time. Now I've added a 1952 Colt Police Positive Special to collection and would like the stacking diminished so that it is the same as the Cobra. If there's a local gunsmith who can do that work I'd like to be able to reach him. Would you send me the contact information please?

BamBam you have most likely a late 1980's model there judging by the finsh, barrel shroud, front sight, etc. Someone has also cut the hammer for you. Not a problem unless you were collecting it instead of using it.

Dave

 

[JBP55]

I've never heard of Frank Genusa. But gunsmiths who can work with the Colt Police Positive action are becoming more and more rare. I sent my primary carry gun, a Colt Cobra 1955, to Grant Cunningham for his carry package. But he has a long waiting list that only opens up occasionally now. I had to wait over a year to get the work done the first time. Now I've added a 1952 Colt Police Positive Special to collection and would like the stacking diminished so that it is the same as the Cobra. If there's a local gunsmith who can do that work I'd like to be able to reach him. Would you send me the contact information please?

BamBam you have most likely a late 1980's model there judging by the finsh, barrel shroud, front sight, etc. Someone has also cut the hammer for you. Not a problem unless you were collecting it instead of using it.

Dave

Frank Genusa owns Money Matters on Florida Blvd. near Pelican Pawn in Denham Springs.
Here you go.
Money Matters
1315 Florida Blvd. Denham Springs, La.
225-664-8685

 

[dwr461]

OK I brought my PPS to him today to lighten up the DA pull and reduce the stacking. So far... he's a VERY nice guy who seems very knowledgeable. He's only about 4 minutes from my house.

Dave