Know anyone who can afford this gun?

A cased 3 digit Baby Patterson in remarkable condition with the original accessories and a spare cylinder?

You can find anything for sale on the internet these days.

I'll take this one. Would be just as expensive to shoot as it is to buy.

http://www.gunbroker.com/item/720582994

Yeah, but at least you can find a holster for the Baby Patterson...

Lone Eagle said:

I'll take this one. Would be just as expensive to shoot as it is to buy.

http://www.gunbroker.com/item/720582994

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Might be just a feeler to see what the market might be. I would suspect that Colt Manufacturing LLC might be interested for their museum.

Do the banks consider mortgages on guns?

I was getting ready to buy it but the sales tax, $18480, puts it just out of my range. LOL

The Clintons could scrounge-up enough change from under their couch cushions to buy a dozen of those.

I'm a cheap date. I would rather have this. >>> http://www.gunbroker.com/item/722322443

In a word, no.

If I wanted another truck gun, the 1847 Colt Walker at the bottom of the page would be more my
speed. Well, it's time to call the banker and get a second mortgage on the house so I can make
the minimum bid at $ 154,000.00

Nah, I was looking for a matched pair with consecutive serial numbers.

It'll never sell.

It's steel and wood. No space age plasti- I mean- polymer on it.

No tritium sights and how are you supposed to mount a laser, flashlight or bayonet on it? There's not even an accessory rail on it!

BigBlue said:

Do the banks consider mortgages on guns?

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Maybe. I'm pretty sure that if you wanted to buy Patton's revolver, or John Wilkes Booth's Deringer (not Derringer), a bank might mortgage your single wide, assuming the tires are good.