Colt Kodiak
VIBRANT 1993 Colt Kodiak .44 Magnum 4" Stainless Ported Revolver
Sold For:
$5,020.00
Circa:
1993
Caliber:
.44 Magnum
Atlas Collectible Firearms is profoundly honored to present an ultra-rare, museum-tier piece of modern Colt Custom Shop history: an original 1993 manufacture Colt Kodiak double-action revolver chambered in the powerful .44 Remington Magnum cartridge. Introduced in 1993 as part of Colt's elite, limited-production specialized snake-gun derivatives, the Kodiak features a 4-inch factory ported barrel with a full-length ejector shroud, a smooth unfluted 6-shot cylinder, and a heavy-duty stainless steel frame. Stamped with serial number CKA0262 sharply on the frame, this rare 4-inch big-bore wheelgun represents one of the most desirable and investment-grade double-action revolvers Colt ever offered to the civilian collector market.
This magnificent collector’s package arrives 100% complete with its original factory presentation ensemble and documentation. Fitted with its original black factory neoprene rubber combat grips accented with gold Colt medallions, the revolver features a red-ramp front sight and adjustable rear sight for quick target acquisition. The complete factory package includes the blue plastic Colt hard case, original pictorial outer cardboard sleeve displaying the matching factory end label specifying Model MM3040KD and serial number CKA0262, original Anaconda double-action revolver instruction manual, and red warning hangtag, preserving the entire set in true factory-fresh layout.
The overall cosmetic condition of this rare Colt Kodiak remains in pristine, investment-grade collector condition throughout, exhibiting a uniform satin stainless steel finish showing no scuffs, cylinder drag lines, or handling wear. Mechanically, the hand-tuned double-action mechanism functions with smooth, vault-tight precision, featuring clean cylinder indexing, tight lockup, and a crisp single-action trigger break. The 4-inch ported barrel preserves a mirror-bright, pristine bore free of any lead fouling or erosion, featuring razor-sharp rifling lines throughout.








