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[…] cartridges or adapters for .38 Special/.357, .44 Magnum and .45 Colt revolver cartridges, 12- and 20-gauge shotguns and .223 and […]

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[…] into the hand via that same benevolent voodoo as a Colt Single Action Army. Both guns look anatomically alien yet […]

[…] is still a 5-shot game changer able to fire .45 Colt and 410 gauge shotgun shells. View More FMG Publication […]

[…] of 2400 sparked by a large pistol primer, in .45 Colt brass from Starline. This load clocks out at just […]

[…] tapping out my lifeline of cartridges for my trusty .45 Colt New Service. Hey! It’s my fantasy, I get to […]

[…] probably cost the family the price of a first generation Colt SAA. His favored resting place is atop the brown […]

[…] graduated to a handgun at nine and later carried a Colt .45 auto during part-time shifts at the family’s New […]

[…] and a favorite of mine, was known to tinker with Colt SAA’s, changing barrels and cylinders to different calibers. With […]

[…] unwashed. When I said in my last column Glock or Colt would be advertising in People and Rolling Stone, it […]