DENIX 1040 L Navy
The Colt Navy, single action pistol muzzle was designed in 1847 by Samuel Colt and manufactured by Colt's Patent Firearms Hartford Conn and was until 1873 the main revolver the American navy. Offered in caliber .36 cal. Used by the U.S. Navy, the British Army, Canada, Austria-Hungary and the Russian Empire during the Polish uprising in 1863.
Model
COLT ΝAVY
Code
1083 G
Weight
975 gr.
Dimension
35 cm
Color
Old silver
Handle
Wood
Date of manufactoring
1851
AVAILABILITY
YES
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DENIX 1106 NQ Colt Peacemaker with 5,5” barrel
The Colt Peacemaker, single action revolver with six metal bullets caliber 0.45, was designed in 1872 by William Mason & Charles Brinckerhoff Richards and manufactured by Colt's Patent Manufacturing Company in 1873 and was until 1892 the main gun of the U.S. Army. Offered in 30 different calibers and many options in the length of the barrel. In 1900, when production was serial serial number 192,000 certified for smokeless gunpowder. Used in the American Civil War, the war with the Indians, the Spanish-American war, the war in the Philippines and the First World War.
COLT PEACEMAKER
1106 ΝQ
30,5 cm
Nickel
1873
DENIX 1007/G Colt army mod. 1860
The Colt army mod. 1860 .44 caliber, was constructed in 1860 by the Colt's Manufacturing Company, about 200.00 in parts and was in production until 1873. Designed by Samuel Colt and was used in the Civil War and the war with the Indians. It was a side weapon used by the cavalry, infantry and naval forces. They used the same frame as the Colt Navy 1851, were .36 caliber but open their chamber at .44. Was 6-bullets, single action and used rotating cylinder 0.454'' (11chil.). Entered the cylinder 30 grains of black powder and the copper percussion cap contained mercury to cause the explosion. The rear sight was a notch in the hammer, clearly visible only when the revolver was cocked The accurate was 70-90 meters and muzzle velosity was 900 feet per second.
COLT Army model 1860
1007/G
1.120 gr.
37 cm
Gray
1860