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- Colt Walker. A reproduction of an 1847 Colt Walker. Designed by Captain Samuel Walker of the Texas Rangers in collaboration with Sam Colt, the single-action 1847 Walker Colt was engineered for fighting while on horseback, and saw action in the Spanish American War and with the early Texas Rangers.
- Colt 1860 Army. The Colt 1860 Army. Civil War hostilities were thriving when the 1860 Army made its debut. Colt Paterson, Walker, and Dragoon pistols held the stage until the ergonomic and graceful—yet still powerful—1860 Army hit the battlefield.
- Smith & Wesson Schofield. A Smith and Wesson Model 3. The S&W Models 1, 2, and 3, produced from 1870 to 1915 (also known as the “Schofield” and the “Russian” in slightly varying iterations) were the first six-shooters to reliably and successfully use metallic cartridges.
- Colt Peacemaker. The U.S. Colt Single Action 1873 Cavalry model. There is, really, only one six-shooter. It’s the one that won the West, the one that every cowboy wanted, the one that captured hearts all across America during the early days of the silver screen.
- Diamondback Sidekick Bird’S Head
- Cimarron 1862 Pocket Navy Conversion .380
- Taylors & Company TC9
- The Ruger New Vaquero 9mm/357 Magnum
For Shot Show 2023, Diamondback Firearms introduced their Sidekick Bird’s Head. This new double-action revolver retains the same single-action styling, nine-round capacity, and swing-out convertible 22 LR/22 Win. Mag. cylinders as the original Sidekick that debuted in 2021. The Sidekick Birdshead is simply a more pocketable version, ditching the or...
The Colt 1862 Pocket series were not made in huge numbers in the 19th century, but these .36 caliber five-shooters were a popular hideout piece out West and a widely issued sidearm for modernizing Eastern police departments. The Uberti cap-and-ball replica available from a number of importers is a hoot to shoot and easy to tuck into the belt. What ...
No handgun is more cowboy than the old Colt Single Action Army revolver. Uberti makes more Colt clones than anyone, but the TC9 is a new departure. The TC9 is a Single Action Army six-shooter chambered in 9mm Lugerand imported by Taylors & Company in Winchester, Virginia. The TC9 comes with black checkered or checkered walnut grips and is available...
I would be remiss if a Ruger Vaquero did not make the list. The Vaquero mimics the lines and general operation of the Colt Single Action revolver but is safe to carry with all six rounds fully loaded thanks to the inclusion of Ruger’s transfer bar safety. The Vaquero is a durable, reliable improvement over the Colt that has seen prolific use in SAS...
Jan 9, 2020 · THE SIX SHOOTER. The Six Shooter brought James Stewart to the NBC microphone on September 20, 1953, in a fine series of folksy Western adventures. Stewart was never better on the air than in this drama of Britt Ponset, frontier drifter created by Frank Burt.
A revolver is a repeating handgun that has at least one barrel and uses a revolving cylinder containing multiple chambers (each holding a single cartridge) for firing. Because most revolver models hold up to six cartridges, before needing to be reloaded, revolvers are commonly called six shooters or sixguns. [citation needed]
Dec 12, 2020 · Colt relaunched the revolver as the “Frontier Six-Shooter” and sold it for $17. The company sold 357,859 Frontiers of varying calibers between 1873 and 1941.
Big Boy Revolver. As the perfect companion to ride alongside our world-famous Big Boy rifle or as the star of its own show, the Big Boy Revolver is a classically styled six-shooter fully capable of bringing the Henry name into the wild world of wheel guns with the same attention to detail and American craftsmanship you know and love.
Aug 8, 2017 · Cockeye Frank Loving and a buffalo hunter named Levi Richardson got into a row, chasing each other around a gaming table, shooting all the while, their pistol barrels almost touching. Richardson, fanning his pistol, fired all five rounds, missing five times, succeeding only in setting Cockeye Frank’s clothing on fire.
