If you are a fan of classic guns you'll be very pleased to know Colt is turning out at least two versions of this classic gun. The first is a military version of the pistol with a phosphate "parkerized" finish and a serial number and history which corresponds to the General Officer the original military gun was issued to. This version will be great for military buffs who want a modern version of a service connected pistol which they can carry use in competitions or reenactments.
The second version is blued steel and hopefully an option for a nickel finish. Again a great gun which can be carries and used. As of right now, 32 ACP is the only caliber available, but I think a 380 version may follow at some point. My take, although controversial, is that practically speaking there is no discernible difference between the two.
Early 1904 vintage Colt 1903 Pocket Hammerless with an early 1900s pocket holster.
