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For sale is a beautiful pair of USFA Rodeo revolvers chambered in .45 Colt. They are both well into the serial number range (E134 & E710) of those manufactured with ALL USA MADE PARTS. They have 4.75" barrels with excellent bores. Case hardened hammers. They exemplify the ultra smooth action and high level of craftsmanship that USFA was known for. The screw heads are a deep blue and unmolested. They come with their serialized factory USFA boxes. The factory hinged box for S/N E134 is in excellent condition, with both foam inserts, a burgundy sock and factory paperwork. The factory hinged box for S/N E710 is in very good condition, with one foam insert, a brown sock and factory paperwork. These are really nice revolvers- which get more difficult to find as time goes by, especially in this condition. I am selling them as a pair this weekend, primarily due to the difficulty of finding two ALL USA MADE Rodeo's in the same caliber and barrel length. I may consider listing them separately next week if not sold as a pair by then. $2,250 plus $35 shipping/insurance to your FFL (CONUS).

Final price reduction. I'll let it ride here a few more days. Thanks for looking.

I apologize Richie985, I was out of town yesterday and didn't see your post. They sold this morning. Oregonian

Jax T, consider them yours! I will mark the as SPF and pm you asap. Thanks, Oregonian

Thanks Marshal. I am keeping a pair in .38 and a pair in .45 for myself, but these don't see any use so I don't feel too bad letting them go.

Bump with a $50 price reduction. It's getting harder to find a 'JM' marked Marlin Cowboy Limited in this shape.

***SPF*** I have for sale a beautiful pair of USFA Rodeo revolvers chambered in .45 Colt. They are both well into the serial number ranges (D434 & G802) of those made with ALL USA parts, and completely assembled in the USA. They have 5.5" barrels with excellent bores. Experience that ultra smooth action and craftsmanship that USFA was known for. The screw heads are a deep blue, and completely unmolested. They come with their factory USFA boxes, labeled by serial number. S/N D434 has the cardboard outer box and and the inner 'hinged' box (both show wear), however it is missing it's 'sock' and paperwork. S/N G802 has a very nice 'lift off lid' inner box, it's 'sock' and all USFA factory paperwork. These are exceptionally nice revolvers- which will get scarcer and scarcer as time goes by. I am selling them as a pair this weekend, primarily due to the difficulty of finding two ALL USA made Rodeo's in the same caliber and barrel length. I may consider listing them separately next week if not sold as a pair by then. $2,200 plus $35 shipping/insurance to your FFL.

Had an inquiry regarding action work- I believe this rifle is as it came from the factory. It is a perfect candidate to leave stock or customize it exactly as you wish.

SPF to Dakota Steele, thanks! Email sent.

***SPF*** For sale is an excellent early G Series (1971) Colt Peacemaker .22. The Colt Peacemaker .22 was a steel framed, color case hardened, 7/8 replica of the famed Colt SAA. It has a 6" barrel with a very nice bore, and is chambered in .22 Magnum caliber. The early G Series (1971-1972) are known for their vibrant color case hardening. The overall blue steel finish is excellent. The screws are a deep blue and unmolested. The grips are very, very nice. All in all a super nice example of this model Colt. If you haven't had the pleasure of owning/shooting one of these little Colt's you need to get one in your gun safe! No box, paperwork or extra cylinder. $650 plus $30 shipping and insurance to your FFL (CONUS).

For sale is a really, really nice "JM" marked 'Cowboy Limited' rifle chambered in .45 Colt. It has a 20" octagonal barrel with crisp Ballard rifling, a gold bead front sight and a white diamond Buckhorn rear sight. The wood is like new and the blued steel finish is excellent. This is a Marlin factory built rifle (pre-Remington). You would have to look hard to find a nicer example. $995 plus shipping & insurance to your FFL.

All sold, thanks!

That seems like a reasonable analysis. I sure was surprised when I looked at the current pricing.

I haven't been tracking USFA pricing for awhile and just went to list a few Rodeo revolvers which I am not using. I went back a few months on the Forum Classified's to look at current values and was kind of surprised that the sold/for sale prices seem to be lower than a couple of years ago. Am I mistaken, or has there been a drop in value as of late?

SPF to Happy Appy. Thanks!

PM replied.

Just to clarify: #1 & #2 (Bisley's) are sold; # 3 (non-Bisley) is still available. If you don't need the Ruger box and papers, this a nice 'Old Model' Vaquero.

I just checked the choke tubes. Right barrel is 'SKT' and left barrel is 'IC'.

Preacherman. I have a couple of sets that may work. I will send you a PM in a couple of hours with details. Oregonian

John Barleycorn is correct- #3 is an 'Old Model' Vaquero (and not a Bisley).

Fireball- you have seconds on the Bisley's (#1 and #2).

Bisley #1 and Bisley #2 SPF to Sathington, Thanks! I cleared out my inbox thanks for the heads up.