The small frame models were the Colt "D" frame.īarrels were 4", 5", and 6", caliber was. The Police Positive Special, Third Issue, was the post-War version with a ramped front sight, the new cylinder retention system, and a grooved trigger.Īfter the war Colt began assigning letter codes to all pistols. The distance between the rear of the trigger guard and the front of the grip frame was increased to give more room for fingers. The trigger was checkered for a better grip. The Police Positive Special, Second Issue, added a grooved top strap to cut glare, and used smooth walnut grips changed to checkered walnut later. Grips were hard black rubber from 1907 to 1923 then checkered walnut with silver medallions after that.Ĭalibers were. The Police Positive Special, First Issue was available in bright blue and bright nickel. There were more versions of pistols using the Police Positive Special frame than any other Colt double action revolver. It was made in various forms from 1907 to 1995. The Police Positive Special and it's various other models were extremely popular with police departments wanting a smaller, lighter revolver that could shoot the powerful. The Police Positive Special was the model that Colt would use for all small frame revolvers up until the last of them were discontinued in 1995. The Colt Police Positive Special was the Police Positive with a lengthened frame and cylinder to allow using longer, more powerful cartridges like the.
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