Not only no but Hell NO.
While I do believe guns were made to be shot, there are exceptions. I have 3 in my collection. A Colt Kodiac .44 Mag & a Ruger Standard Auto Signature Series both of which are NIB/NBF.. the other is a Marlin 1889 .32-20 with 1/2 Octogon bbl shipped from the factory in 1892.
The Colt Kodiac will not be shot and will be given to my son "Colt" when he is old enough, then it will be up to him.
The Ruger is definately a non-shooter as, so far it is the only "Signature Series" made so fare in addition to being the only Standard Auto made in Stainless.
The Marlin has just been retired after 1) Long and faithful service in the family 2) Me finding out that only 500 1889s were made in this configuration. It will be passed down to one of my children.
Your Colt, IMO, is of the exception type - not to be shot.