The guns look great for brand new guns that have not been riding in a holster across the range for a year.  I am the owner of a  replica 1851 Colt Navy Revolver.  I have owned it since I built it in 1977 and have put at least 30 pounds of melted wheel weights through it.  Once a gun goes into a holster and endures daily use, the wear begins.  Guns used on the range would probably have little bluing left on them and would be predominantly gun metal grey with patches of faded bluing.

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