1860 Army Steel .44, a Colt black-powered revolver in cal .44. Version with 8" barrel used by the Union Army during the Civil War. Steel frame, trigger guard, grip hardware and engraved drum with scene of the Second Texas Navy victory at the Battle of Cam
1860 Army DeLuxe .44 6-shot Colt cal black-rifle revolver .44. Version with 8" barrel used by the Union Army during the Civil War. Loaded with a firing pin with a brass frame engraved drum with a scene of the victory of the Second Texas Navy at the Battle
1861 Colt Navy Civilian kal .36 - one of the last models produced before the death of the Colt Loaded with a fire-hardened steel frame and engraved drum - naval battle scene. 8.125" long barrel version. Optional NSS44 wooden flask
Colt 1860 Army Steel - 6-shot blackpowder revolver in cal. 44. Loaded forward with an open steel frame and engraved cylinder drum. Military version with an 8-inch barrel - used in the Union Army during the Civil War. Optional wooden stock ASS44.
1862 Pocket Stadard (CPPL44), a Samuel Colt-designed six-shot cap-shot black-pistol revolver in caliber .44, loaded with an open frame and a concave drum.
Colt 1860 Army Steel - 6-shot blackpowder revolver in cal. 44. Loaded forward with an open steel frame and engraved cylinder drum. Military version with an 8-inch barrel - used in the Union Army during the Civil War. Optional wooden stock ASS44.
1862 Colt New York Metropolitan Police .36, Samuel Colt designed six-shot black powder percussion revolver .36, front-loading, open frame and concave cylinder drum.
Colt 1860 Army Sheriff - 6-shot black-rifle revolver in cal .44. Loaded with a buckling open steel frame and an engraved drum. Sheriff version with a short 5.375-inch barrel - an excellent choice for fast shooting during dynamic competitions
1862 Pocket Police Snubnose with ergonomic grip Thunderer. The best revolver for quick draw, shooting at short distances: short barrel, handy Thunderer handle. Snubnose (English. nose), a revolver with a barrel length of 3 inches or shorter.
