Colt Combat Commander 38 Super Pistol (9-Round)
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Insight Snapshot
Gunprime lists this offer at $928.00, 9% under MSRP.
- Colt Combat Commander anchors the Handguns segment in the firearms catalog, giving shoppers a clear baseline before purchase.
- Chambered in 38 Super, it keeps ballistics predictable across practice and defensive loads without forcing you to rework your kit.
- Factory materials note a sao action, which influences recoil timing and maintenance cadence.
- Standard capacity lands at 9+1-Round, so plan your range loadout around how often you expect to top off.
Shopping Tips
- The featured offer reflects a 9% savings versus MSRP; use that benchmark when negotiating.
- Line up your receiving FFL early and clarify their transfer fees so you are not surprised at pickup.
Ownership Checklist
- Confirm the receiving FFL is ready for the transfer and understands the model you are purchasing.
- Review Chagrin Falls, Ohio requirements on storage, transport, and waiting periods before the firearm arrives.
- Source 38 Super practice ammunition early; popular loads tighten in supply when prices drop.
Common Questions
What specs should I know before buying Colt Combat Commander 38 Super Pistol (9-Round)?
Key callouts include caliber: 38 Super, action: SAO, capacity: 9+1-Round. Scroll up for the full specification table before you commit.
Colt Combat Commander headlines the specification sheet for this platform. Factory chambered in 38 Super, built around a sao action with a 9+1-Round round capacity to keep performance predictable from shot to shot. Dimensional notes call out a barrel length of 4.25" / 4.25'' in, helping you plan cases and storage. Unloaded weight settles near 2.063 lbs, which influences recoil management and carry options. Furniture is trimmed in g10, giving the rifle its classic profile. Metalwork wears a blued / blue treatment, pairing durability with period-correct styling. Overall dimensions ship at 2.85 X 8.60 X 15.20, so plan case and safe clearance accordingly.
