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In 1955 Colt introduced the soon to be legendary Python. Originally conceived as a sort of “super-grade” target revolver, the […]

In the early 1890s, Colt was playing catch-up in the target revolver category, while records were being broken with S&W’s […]

[…] 100 were shipped every 12 months. Then World War II brewed up requiring all of Colt’s production capabilities for military weapons.

Colt‘s Cap & Ball Revolvers

[…] Longs, .38 Specials and .38 Autos, .38 S&Ws and .38 Colts. There is even a .38 Super, but there has […]

Now let’s pick on the Colt New Service for a bit. I’ve only owned a few of these behemoths so […]

What did I mean about the “first time?” The .45 Colt’s first term of service was 1873 to 1892. The […]

For about a decade Samuel Colt was quiet as far as introducing new revolver models. Obviously they were using all […]

[…] to be friends too, and I’m the proud owner of Colts he’s graced with his touch. I speak from personal […]

[…] upon buying a Baby Dragoon. But get this — Sam Colt sold 15,000 of those little .31s in only a […]