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What I hate is the .41 Colt is not exactly a handloading sweetheart. When I first started handloading for a […]

[…] select a new revolver in 1872, the winner was the Colt Single-Action Army, and it’s probably the most famous revolver […]

The Colt Single Action Army revolver has to be the most famous, most recognizable handgun in the world. But it […]

Charles Richards was an assistant factory superintendent at Colt and was awarded three major patents for breech loading firearms, including […]

Below are links to all the 12-part on-line series by Duke on the Genesis of the Colt Single Action revolver.

A few Januarys ago Colt announced the new King Cobra, not their first revolver to bear the name, so a […]

[…] in 1955 and advertised as the Cadillac of revolvers, the Colt Python became something of a cult gun to my […]

.357 Magnum Python — Colt was also affected by the great things happening in 1955 and as a result, gave […]

The .45 Colt arrived in the early 1870s mostly due to the fact the military would not accept the ’71-72 […]

[…] to achieve a goal of mine: gathering at least one Colt SAA chambered for each of the cartridges for which […]