COLT TROOPER for Sale

Quick Look

The Colt Trooper emerged in the 1950s as a robust double-action revolver designed for law enforcement and civilian use. It offers a balance of durability and precision with classic Colt craftsmanship. Though no longer in production, it remains popular among collectors and revolver enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Renowned for rugged reliability and smooth trigger action
• Versatile for both duty and target shooting
• Classic design with quality Colt build materials
• Accessible calibers: .357 Magnum and .38 Special
• Strong aftermarket support for parts and customization

Key Variants

Colt Trooper MK V

Popular post-1960s variant favored for improved lockwork and reliability.

Colt Trooper MK III

Lightweight, stainless steel model suited for concealed carry and target use.

Competitor Comparison

Feature	Colt Trooper	Smith & Wesson Model 19	Ruger GP100
MSRP	Discontinued	$900 - $1,000	$800 - $900
Capacity/Size	6 rounds, medium frame	6 rounds, medium frame	6 rounds, medium frame
Weight	~38 oz (varies by variant)	~34 oz	~42 oz
Optics-Ready	No	No	Yes (some models)
Trigger Type	Double-action/single-action	Double-action/single-action	Double-action/single-action
Notable Pro	Classic Colt fit and finish	Widely available with excellent trigger	Extremely durable and modern design
Notable Con	No longer manufactured	Higher cost used market	Heavier than competitors

Best Use Cases

• Target shooting and competition
• Self-defense with powerful calibers
• Law enforcement collectors
• Revolver enthusiasts and historical collections
• Training and practice with durable design

FAQs

Can I use .38 Special ammo in the Colt Trooper?

Yes, all Colt Trooper variants chambered in .357 Magnum also safely fire .38 Special cartridges.

What is the Colt Trooper's typical barrel length?

Barrel lengths range from 4 to 6 inches depending on variant and production year.

How does the Colt Trooper compare to the Smith & Wesson Model 19?

Both offer six-shot capacity and .357 Magnum caliber; the Colt emphasizes classic Colt design, while the Model 19 is known for smoother trigger and widespread parts availability.