Sortin’ Out The Glocks
[…] Outdoorsman, Combat Magnum, Heavy Duty, Triple-Lock and on and on. Colt had just started the 2nd Generation of Single Action […]
[…] Outdoorsman, Combat Magnum, Heavy Duty, Triple-Lock and on and on. Colt had just started the 2nd Generation of Single Action […]
[…] it a whirl, in pretty crummy weather. Using my trusty Colt Combat Commander with the steel frame and 230-grain Black […]
[…] been reading my mind. His article about getting his old Colt Woodsman going spoke directly to me as I had […]
[…] purpose in writing: while I very much enjoyed John Taffin’s Colt Python review, I wondered as I read on when […]
At the time both Colt with their Woodsman series and High Standard produced all steel and relatively expensive .22 pistols. […]
[…] auction house recently reported the sale of a very special Colt Single Action revolver once belonging to the late President […]
[…] revolver to recreate a 5.5″ Frontier single-action chambered in .45 Colt. Featuring simulated ivory grips, a squared front sight and […]
[…] I have a very nifty Model 25 S&W in .45 Colt I often carry on the tractor, and when working […]
[…] was dropped, circa 1915, some were also made as .45 Colt, .44-40 and .38-40. To accommodate the British it was […]
[…] moderately powered .32 S&W Long and .38 S&W were popular. Colt, reluctant to stamp the name of their primary competitor […]