1349 FINE COLT ALL AMERICAN MODEL 2000 SEMI-AUTOMATIC

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Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 250.00 USD
Estimated at 500.00 - 750.00 USD
PISTOL. Cal. 9x19mm. S# PF07935. Bbl. 4 7/16". All American 2000 (colloquially referred to as the "Model 2000") semi-automatic pistol mfg. by Colt in 1993. Originally designed by Reed Knight and Eugene Stoner prior to being handed off to Colt, the All American 2000 was a short lived (1992-1994) attempt by Colt to remain relevant in the law enforcement sector, when many agencies were in the process of switching from revolvers to semi-automatic pistols. Ultimately, Colt's design changes from Knight's and Stoner's original design produced a series of flaws (most notably issues with reliability and accuracy), with production terminating with only approx. 20,000 pistols produced. This example is marked "COLT ALL AMERICAN/ -MODEL 2000-", followed by the Rampant Colt logo on the left side of the slide, with "DOUBLE ACTION/ - 9mm-" marked on the right. Left side of the frame is marked with Colt's mfg. information within an oblong panel. Slide exhibits a dual-tone polished and matte blue finish, with the bbl. being polished in-the-white. Polymer frame is mounted with 2-piece Colt silver medallion checkered black synthetic grips, and features checkered panels on the grip straps. Slide features a grooved rib, with a fixed white dot blade front sight and dovetailed 2-dot square notch rear sight. MAGS: x2 15-rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: matching factory box, containing factory hard case and paperwork. CONDITION: fine, with the slide retaining virtually all of its original factory blue finish overall. Mirror bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Polymer frame and grips are excellent. Box shows general overall wear, with some tearing along edges of end flaps, and with 1 small end flap having torn off. PROVENANCE: From the Lifetime Collection of Malcolm Zickler, Ret. USAF Lt. Col. (26-669/MLW). MODERN. $500-750.