![]() ![]() I don't have it readily available, but my reference book notes the year and approximate serial number of most changes to the SAA, Yearly Variations of the Colt Single Action Revolver by Keith Cochran details the numerous and often confusing (to me) variations. but late 1st gen guns were similarly hammered. There is almost no notable difference between 1st and 2nd gen guns except the checkering of the hammer and date of manufacture, 2nd gens being re-cataloged in 1952 thru 1972. Colt SAAs were not considered smokeless proofed until about 1906, IIRC. Of these, there are two very important features, 1st the BP frames, these are iron, not steel, and usually notable for the round, "bullseye" ejector rod vs. 1st generations generally bring the "big bucks", especially in pristine condition. I'm no expert, but generally, condition, fit and finish are three of most obvious, important considerations.
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