This gun's inspiration comes from Colt's double-action revolver that bore the Lightning or Thunderer moniker depending on caliber--either .38 or .41. Features include a bird's-head grip and a 3-1/ ...

Known for its speed and style, the Colt 1877 was a favorite among outlaws and lawmen alike. This video explores its unique mechanics, cultural impact, and ties to Billy the Kid.

Cowboy Collecting. by Wiley Clapp; posted on May 3, 2013 ... They were the black powder, caplock revolvers of Colt and Remington.

The revolver features a 5.5" barrel and is chambered in the classic .45 Colt. The nickel-plated revolver retails at a suggested MSRP of $1,249. For more details on the Uberti 'Teddy' revolver ...

The six-shooter became the iconic weapon of gun-slingers, outlaws, and cowboys--some willing to pay $500 out west for a gun that sold for $25 back east. In making the revolver, Colt also changed ...

Colt, sent out Mr. Peard as his agent to Cape Town, with a quantity of his revolvers and he invited the most celebrated shots in the British army there, to test their rifles with Colt's revolvers ...

Other notable items in the auction included a Colt revolver belonging to Earp's brother, Virgil, that sold for $37,500, exceeding its estimated value of $30,000. Featured Weekly Ad.

A Colt .45 revolver once owned by General George S. Patton sold for $75,000 at auction in Los Angeles Thursday. Profiles in History, which conducted the auction, had expected the working firearm ...

A Colt revolver carried by Captain Myles Moylan at the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876 could command up to $120,000 at Rock Island Auction Co.'s sale on May 17, 18 and 19, 2024, in Bedford, Texas ...