Colt Challenger Serial Numbers
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Feb 22, 2021 The Fast Method Thanks to technology, you can now look up Colt serial number on the internet. Simply go to Colt’s homepage and hover your mouse to the Customer Service tab. Click on Serial Number Lookup and then enter the serial number seen on your Colt. You should note though, that the database isn’t totally complete yet. Year / Serial Number. 1840-1843 1-500. Samsung magician for mac download. Colt Baby Dragoon Pocket. Year / Serial Number. 1847 1 1848 2000 1849 8000 1850 12000 - 14000. Cloverleaf House Model Revolver.41. Year / Serial Number. 1871 1 1872 4000 1873 5000 1874 6000 1875 7200 1876 9600 - 9952. 1st Model Deringer Chambered in.41 caliber Manufactured circa 1870-1890.
*Production began in 1955, with serial number 1-C, and ran through number 77143-C in 1955. Then, for some reason, the Challenger was discontinued. The successor was at first named the Camper, but the name was immediately changed to Huntsman and the numbers jumped to 90001-C.
*Only, fixed sights and no hold open, 4 1/2 and 6 in. Barrels, black plastic grips to serial number 141094-C - walnut grips after that cutoff. Between 1955-77 with total production reaching over 100,000.
*The Fast Method Thanks to technology, you can now look up Colt serial number on the internet. Simply go to Colt’s homepage and hover your mouse to the Customer Service tab. Click on Serial Number Lookup and then enter the serial number seen on your Colt. You should note though, that the database isn’t totally complete yet.THE THREE SERIESThere are three series of Woodsman pistols, corresponding to three basic frame designs. First Series refers to all those built on the S frame as it existed prior to and during World War Two. Second Series includes all versions built on the second S frame design from late 1947 until mid 1955, and Third Series means the third S frame design as used from 1955 to the end of regular production in 1977. MODELS
Each series of the Woodsman had a Sport Model with a 4-1/2 inch round barrel, a Target Model with a 6 or 6-5/8 inch round barrel, and a Match Target Model with a heavy, flat sided barrel. For the First Series Match Target that flat sided barrel was 6-5/8 inches in length, while in the post war versions it was either 4-1/2 or 6 inches.
The very similar Challenger, Huntsman, and Targetsman were attempts by Colt to meet price competition from less costly .22 pistols and were made during the post-WWII years only. The Challenger (Second Series) was replaced by the nearly identical Huntsman (Third Series) when the Third Series was introduced in 1955. The Targetsman, basically a slightly upgraded Huntsman, was added to the line in 1959.
All post-WWII type Colts built on the S frame, both Second and Third Series, including the Sport, Target, Match Target, Challenger, Huntsman, and Targetsman, have an alphabetic suffix to the serial number. First Series (1915-1947)
The First Series Woodsman can be easily recognized by its distinctive profile, which resembles the German Luger in the rakish grip angle. The serial number also provides a sure means of identification. First Series Sport and Target models have no alphabetic prefix or suffix. The First Series Match Target has the prefix MT.
*If the serial number is on the front strap and contains only numeric characters, with no alphabetic characters, it is a First Series Sport or Target. The only difference between the Sport and the Target models is the barrel length.
*If the only alphabetic characters in the serial number are MT, it is a First Series Match Target.Second Series (1947-1955)
The Second Series Woodsmans: Sport, Target, and Match Target, have a push button magazine release, as on the Government Model 45. Directx 10 mac download. The Challenger has a spring catch at the butt.
*If it has a push button magazine release just aft of the trigger guard, it is a Second Series Woodsman Sport, Target, or Match Target.
*If it is marked Challenger, it is a Second Series. Although part of the Second Series, the Challenger model has a spring catch at the butt, similar to Third Series models. The Challenger will always have a C suffix to the serial number.Third Series (1955-1977)
All Third Series models: Sport, Target, Match Target, Huntsman, and Targetsman, have a magazine catch at the heel of the butt. In addition, they all have an alphabetic suffix to the serial number: either an S or a C. 1950 Colt Challenger
*If the magazine release is at the heel of the butt,AND
*the pistol has an S at the end of the serial number,Then it is a Third Series.
*If it is marked Huntsman, it is a Third Series.
*If it is marked Targetsman, it is a Third Series. Colt Woodsman Serial Numbers
Last revised on June 28, 2009Photos & InformationDisassembly InstructionsParts IdentificationProduction DatesWoodsman Second Series (1947 - 1955)Woodsman 2nd Series Challenger .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 27043-C (1951)Woodsman 2nd Series Challenger .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 71576-C (1953)Woodsman 2nd Series Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 63856-S (1949)Woodsman 2nd Series Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 65017-S (1949) RARE Air Force Survival kit gun Woodsman 2nd Series Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 137890-S (1954)Woodsman 2nd Series Sport .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 62803-S (1949) RARE fixed rear sight Sport Woodsman 2nd Series Sport .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 102013-S (1952)Woodsman 2nd Series Sport .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 133941-S (1953)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 78719-S (1950)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 93177-S (1951)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 140853-S (1954)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 78371-S (1950)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 128302-S (1953)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 142667-S (1955) Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 132722-S (1953) Angelo Bee engraved
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Feb 22, 2021 The Fast Method Thanks to technology, you can now look up Colt serial number on the internet. Simply go to Colt’s homepage and hover your mouse to the Customer Service tab. Click on Serial Number Lookup and then enter the serial number seen on your Colt. You should note though, that the database isn’t totally complete yet. Year / Serial Number. 1840-1843 1-500. Samsung magician for mac download. Colt Baby Dragoon Pocket. Year / Serial Number. 1847 1 1848 2000 1849 8000 1850 12000 - 14000. Cloverleaf House Model Revolver.41. Year / Serial Number. 1871 1 1872 4000 1873 5000 1874 6000 1875 7200 1876 9600 - 9952. 1st Model Deringer Chambered in.41 caliber Manufactured circa 1870-1890.
*Production began in 1955, with serial number 1-C, and ran through number 77143-C in 1955. Then, for some reason, the Challenger was discontinued. The successor was at first named the Camper, but the name was immediately changed to Huntsman and the numbers jumped to 90001-C.
*Only, fixed sights and no hold open, 4 1/2 and 6 in. Barrels, black plastic grips to serial number 141094-C - walnut grips after that cutoff. Between 1955-77 with total production reaching over 100,000.
*The Fast Method Thanks to technology, you can now look up Colt serial number on the internet. Simply go to Colt’s homepage and hover your mouse to the Customer Service tab. Click on Serial Number Lookup and then enter the serial number seen on your Colt. You should note though, that the database isn’t totally complete yet.THE THREE SERIESThere are three series of Woodsman pistols, corresponding to three basic frame designs. First Series refers to all those built on the S frame as it existed prior to and during World War Two. Second Series includes all versions built on the second S frame design from late 1947 until mid 1955, and Third Series means the third S frame design as used from 1955 to the end of regular production in 1977. MODELS
Each series of the Woodsman had a Sport Model with a 4-1/2 inch round barrel, a Target Model with a 6 or 6-5/8 inch round barrel, and a Match Target Model with a heavy, flat sided barrel. For the First Series Match Target that flat sided barrel was 6-5/8 inches in length, while in the post war versions it was either 4-1/2 or 6 inches.
The very similar Challenger, Huntsman, and Targetsman were attempts by Colt to meet price competition from less costly .22 pistols and were made during the post-WWII years only. The Challenger (Second Series) was replaced by the nearly identical Huntsman (Third Series) when the Third Series was introduced in 1955. The Targetsman, basically a slightly upgraded Huntsman, was added to the line in 1959.
All post-WWII type Colts built on the S frame, both Second and Third Series, including the Sport, Target, Match Target, Challenger, Huntsman, and Targetsman, have an alphabetic suffix to the serial number. First Series (1915-1947)
The First Series Woodsman can be easily recognized by its distinctive profile, which resembles the German Luger in the rakish grip angle. The serial number also provides a sure means of identification. First Series Sport and Target models have no alphabetic prefix or suffix. The First Series Match Target has the prefix MT.
*If the serial number is on the front strap and contains only numeric characters, with no alphabetic characters, it is a First Series Sport or Target. The only difference between the Sport and the Target models is the barrel length.
*If the only alphabetic characters in the serial number are MT, it is a First Series Match Target.Second Series (1947-1955)
The Second Series Woodsmans: Sport, Target, and Match Target, have a push button magazine release, as on the Government Model 45. Directx 10 mac download. The Challenger has a spring catch at the butt.
*If it has a push button magazine release just aft of the trigger guard, it is a Second Series Woodsman Sport, Target, or Match Target.
*If it is marked Challenger, it is a Second Series. Although part of the Second Series, the Challenger model has a spring catch at the butt, similar to Third Series models. The Challenger will always have a C suffix to the serial number.Third Series (1955-1977)
All Third Series models: Sport, Target, Match Target, Huntsman, and Targetsman, have a magazine catch at the heel of the butt. In addition, they all have an alphabetic suffix to the serial number: either an S or a C. 1950 Colt Challenger
*If the magazine release is at the heel of the butt,AND
*the pistol has an S at the end of the serial number,Then it is a Third Series.
*If it is marked Huntsman, it is a Third Series.
*If it is marked Targetsman, it is a Third Series. Colt Woodsman Serial Numbers
Last revised on June 28, 2009Photos & InformationDisassembly InstructionsParts IdentificationProduction DatesWoodsman Second Series (1947 - 1955)Woodsman 2nd Series Challenger .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 27043-C (1951)Woodsman 2nd Series Challenger .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 71576-C (1953)Woodsman 2nd Series Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 63856-S (1949)Woodsman 2nd Series Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 65017-S (1949) RARE Air Force Survival kit gun Woodsman 2nd Series Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 137890-S (1954)Woodsman 2nd Series Sport .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 62803-S (1949) RARE fixed rear sight Sport Woodsman 2nd Series Sport .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 102013-S (1952)Woodsman 2nd Series Sport .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 133941-S (1953)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 78719-S (1950)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 93177-S (1951)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 6’ Blue, Serial Number 140853-S (1954)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 78371-S (1950)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 128302-S (1953)Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 142667-S (1955) Woodsman 2nd Series Match Target .22 LR 4.5’ Blue, Serial Number 132722-S (1953) Angelo Bee engraved
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