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In the January issue I did a feature onColt’s 3rd Generation of Single Action Army sixguns. So it’s only fitting to discuss their immediate predecessor—the 2nd Generation. Some even consider the 2nd Generation guns the best of all three generations. With the nationwide popularity of televis...
It was epitomized by the Colt Single Action Army (SAA), a six-shooter that was made for the military, but was also very popular with civilians, especially lawmen. At the time of its introduction, it was state-of-the-art and could be found in the holsters of town marshals, rangers, ...
Okay, I've heard some comments for both calibers. Let me kind of go down a side road, so to speak...how is the performance of the .45 Colt in loads that can be shot in modern SAA clones? The .45 was considered acceptable by the US Cavalry when it was adopted by the Army, rig...
Thompson concluded that the army needed a pistol of semi-automatic operation capable of "well-directed rapid fire" firing a cartridge which "should not be of less than .45 caliber" and should be "a real man-stopper." John Browning had developed a .41 caliber cartridge for Colt Firearms ...
lack of stopping power. Although this failing would properly be attributed to the caliber (.38) and ammunition rather than the mechanical design of the revolvers themselves, in 1905 the U.S. Army again began the search for a new sidearm, this time specifying .45-inch as the caliber. ...
The Police Positive was somewhat lighter than either the Smith & Wesson Military and Police or the Colt Army Special, and with its mild-mannered cartridges (.32 Colt New Police and .38 Smith & Wesson), the revolver was easy to shoot. And it shot well indeed, thanks in part, Colt claime...
- .38 ACP cartridges vs .38 Super - The firing pin safety - New firing pin and dovetailed rear sight - Navy contract Model 1900 Features of the Colt 1900 pistol - 200 pistols ordered by the US Army - Field stripping of the model 1900 ...
A deluxe Model 1860 Army Revolver ($100,000 to $200,000) The famous H.A.G. Pomeroy cased presentation set of Colt percussion revolvers, given by Col. Colt to the architect of Colt's Hartford factory ($600,000 to $800,000)