USFA sheriffs model...i want to trade it on a longer
barrel, case colored USFA. anyone know any body interested, let me know.
i got this a while back, and i have never fired it, dont think the previous owner did either. with box and papers,etc.:
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any ideas ??
Sell it to me...
by Rob Leahy 
, Prescott, Arizona, Thursday, April 10, 2014, 09:28 (3872 days ago) @ cable
I ordered one from Colt 3 years ago...they hemmed and hawed for a year then said they wouldn't make one...
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
i might just do that, if i can find another USFA i want
i am not sure what these go for, maybe Boge knows. it really is a beauty ! and it goes without saying that i would make you a very good price 
i dont think he sheriffs models bring as much as the
regular USFAs. the case colors and overall finish on this one is so fine thati have even thought about getting a longer barrel and ejector rod. but although i have seen the ejector rods, i have no idea where to find a barrel. plus , i guess that would be a mistake in the long run.
For what it's worth...
by Hoot , Diversityville, Liberal-sota, Thursday, April 10, 2014, 11:03 (3872 days ago) @ cable
There's 9 completed auctions for USFA Sheriff's models over on GB. The lowest is $960 and the highest is $1991 with the average running at $1370. I did not examine each one in comparison to yours so I cannot judge any values here.
Thanks, i should have looked there !
i dont think he sheriffs models bring as much as the
HOW WOULD YOU PLAN TO INSTALL THE EJECTOR ROD TO A FRAME WITH NO PROVISION FOR IT??
Sixgunner is right, as always. The frames are different...
...with no provision for ejector mount.
this is why i am a physician, i dont have enough sense to
even notice such things ! Duh ! well, that does clarify things a lot.
i never cease to amaze myself at missing the obvious. 
I'd say about $1500, TODAY. Tomorrow, maybe more...
...just gitchee a longer-barreled one. If you get rid of this, I guarantee you will regret it. I have a couple, and I would be loath to get rid of 'em. USFAs are HARD to replace.
But if you DO get rid of it, I'd like to see brother Rob get it!
ColtForum
by Jeff Taylor , Tampa FL, Friday, April 11, 2014, 05:01 (3871 days ago) @ Rob Leahy
There are 2 Colt Sherrif models in .44-40 with 3" barrel on ColtForum right now. One with factory ivory for $1500 and another with black grips for $1350. Both are blue/ case hardened. Not mine, no interest, just passing.
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NRA Life Member
The one with the ivory is very well priced
Figure the ivory at $500 and you have the gun for $1000.
Oh come now...
, I'm sure he owns a Dremel. 
Yes, and a drill and a punch to get started properly !
Why go to all that trouble.......?
You don't have any duct tape Cable??? 
not in blue or case color >
Yes, and a drill and a punch to get started properly !
by CJM , United States, Saturday, April 12, 2014, 15:49 (3870 days ago) @ cable
I think you need a welder first , to put enough metal onto the frame, then start drilling it.
oh my..out of my league then !
That's wait JB Weld is for!
by Slow Hand , Indiana, Saturday, April 12, 2014, 17:47 (3870 days ago) @ cable
You could glue two ice cubes together in July in Texas with that stuff!!