- Colt Pocket Percussion Revolvers - Wikipedia
The Pocket Revolvers, both original and replica, are somewhat more challenging to shoot at moderate range than the larger Colt-type revolvers The small size makes for a small and slender grip, and even average-sized hands will have trouble fitting the pinkie finger
- Colt Percussion Revolvers
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- Colts Cap Ball Revolvers - American Handgunner
These were the only 44 caliber revolvers Colt produced until 1860 A hot, loaded Walker could give up to 1,200 fps with round balls, and Dragoons could reach about 1,100 fps That’s 44 Magnum territory Although all cap and ball revolvers could be loaded with loose powder and ball,
- Black Powder Muzzleloading Percussion Revolvers - Buffalo Arms
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- Colt’s Last Three Cap Ball Models - GUNS Magazine
Colt’s last two percussion revolvers were five-shooters Collectors have named them Model 1862s, with the one with octagon barrel being called Pocket Navy and the one with contoured barrel called Pocket Police
- Percussion Revolvers - Hand Guns - PRODUCTS
"The Colt Patterson, Col Sam's 1st revolver, was put to test by the Republic of Texas Rangers in the late 1830s Armed with the new Patterson revolver, fifteen Rangers in central Texas, near San Antonio at Plum Creek, defeated a fierce band of 100 marauding Comanche warriors
- Percussion Revolvers - Collectors Firearms
At Collectors Firearms, we have an assortment of highly collectable percussion cap revolvers for sale Some of our percussion cap revolvers, or percussion revolvers, are from 19th century manufacturers like Adams, Freeman, and Massachusetts Arms
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