Name: Pawn Stars: RARE COLT REVOLVER WORTH THE BIG BUCKS (Season 8) | History
Uploaded: 2020-03-23T05:52:03.000Z
Duration: 5 min 38 s
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I could just imagine being an early settler, maybe even a cowboy.

The condition, The gun overall is better than average.

I keep coming back here because they bought a few guns for me.

You know, I can only buy new guns if I sell again.

It's a real interesting story when it comes to the gun itself.

This is what made cold, successful pretty much every adventurer he had before this failed.

Walker is a 44 caliber When the most powerful handgun ever made up until the 19 thirties problem was is the gun was so powerful you put so much black powder in it that it would blow up the cylinder, so they had to redesign it.

And they came up with a gun When you came from the walker, which, like you say, tended to blow apart to suddenly have a gun that you could count on to use everybody wanted these guys military about a huge number of them civilians.

Basically cold couldn't produce enough of them.

It was the most powerful handgun on the market for almost 100 years.

If you wore one of these on your hip in the Old West, you are pretty much the man.

This skin is identified and has a name on the back strap here.

He was one of the original Texas land grant holders given to American citizens by Mexico so that Americans could move into Texas.

What you have here is real interesting, man.

Skin is pretty badass to begin with, But add the Jaypee Cole's a description.

Well, I can take 13,000 for it, and the reason for that is because you've got to put a value on that identification.

It is probably one of the most fake guns that they possibly make of the world.

They make replicas, they make counterfeits, people take the replicas and then turn them into counterfeits.

Are there so many of them faked out there?

I'm gonna have to have somebody come in and take a look at it.

They're bringing in Craig, who I've met several times here.

Though I don't always agree with his opinion.

And hopefully there won't be a fistfight and I won't get arrested.

We got to stop meeting like that's right.

I know there's a lot of fake ones out there Oh, yeah, Absolutely.

With this particular gun, the easiest way to look at the aging would just be to look at the engraving.

The role engraving was applied using a rolling stamp.

Okay, the reproductions weren't made that way.

So if you look carefully on the cylinder, you can see some very, very fine Ridge is under close magnification.

And if you see those, it means it was rolled engraved.

And if it was roll engraved, it's a real gun.

You know, I don't agree with that at all.

And identified Dragoon is incredibly rare.

This guy is historically pretty significant.

I mean, beauty's in the eye, the beholder.

The importance of this name is also in the eye of the collector.