You'll find this pistol pleasant and reliable to shoot. I reload .32s, and mine has been amenable to eating about anything it's fed. Nice specimen; enjoy.
Moon

Beautiful gun. I have my grandfather's 1903, manufactured in 1924. Despite the tiny sights vs my old eyes, it is far and away the most accurate of all my handguns.

Wish mine was a good looking as that one is, my only complaint about them is that tiny sight. Otherwise they are a fine shooting pistol.

I just purchased my 1919 production year Colt 1903 and have been nothing but happy with it. The pistol fires amazingly. With this ammo shortage going on the 32 acp has been one of the few ammunitions I've been able to find in stock regularly due to its lower demand, which is a nice plus for me. The only problem I have with it is the difficulty in finding spare magazines. Can't believe this gun isn't still being produced, considering how reliable it is and how easy it is to field strip and maintain. I hope you enjoy yours as much as I have been enjoying mine.

I inherited my Dad's 1903, made the same year he was born - 1918. I keep her clean and oiled, and when I take her to the range I remember Dad.
My wife used it for a pocket pistol here at the farm until I bought her a 38 revolver and she killed a couple diamondback rattlers with it.