Revolvers, Part 2 Codexery

Revolvers, Part 2

23 entries in the Revolvers, Part 2 compendium.

Starr revolverThird most issued Civil War revolver, with double- and single-action variants.Taurus Model 85A signature small-frame revolver for concealed carry and personal protection.Taurus Raging BullA powerful large-frame revolver with dual-locking design.1872 Swiss revolverSwiss Army service revolver, later adapted to centerfire.Adams (revolver)First British-designed revolver, double-action, used in Crimea and India.Bodeo Model 1889Italian service revolver used from 1891 through World War II.Collier's Flintlock RevolverOne of the earliest true revolvers, with a self-priming flintlock action.Colt 1851 Navy RevolverA .36-caliber cap and ball revolver popular in the American West.Colt Army Model 1860The most widely used revolver of the American Civil War.Colt Dragoon RevolverA .44 caliber percussion revolver developed from the Colt Walker.Colt M1861 NavyA .36-caliber percussion revolver produced from 1861 to 1873.Colt PatersonFirst commercial revolving-cylinder firearm, patented by Samuel Colt in 1836.Colt Single Action ArmyThe iconic revolver of the American Wild West.Colt WalkerFirst practical six shooter, defining the Old West gunfighter mystique.Ganahl RevolverAustrian licensed variant of the Colt Dragoon for naval service.Gasser M1870Standard cavalry revolver of the Austro-Hungarian military.Remington Model 1858Solid-frame percussion revolver used in Civil War and the West.Remington Model 1890A scarce Remington single-action revolver from the Old West era.Remington-Beals Pocket RevolverRemington's first revolver, a solid-frame .31-caliber five-shot percussion pistol.Slocum revolverA 5-shot .32 rimfire revolver designed to bypass the Rollin White patent.Tranter (revolver)A solid-frame double-action revolver with a distinctive dual-trigger option.Type 26 revolverFirst modern revolver adopted by the Imperial Japanese Army.Webley RICEarly British breechloading revolver adopted by the Royal Irish Constabulary.
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