Black powder firearm. Percussion revolver Colt Army 1860. Version with a steel trigger guard, steel grip frame, and milled cuts allowing the attachment of a shoulder stock. It was the most widely used revolver in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Between 1860 and 1873, 200,500 units of these revolvers were manufactured.
Technical specifications:
caliber: .44
weight: 1202 g – overall length: 13.75" (350 mm) – barrel length: 8" (203 mm) – rifling depth: 0.006" – rifling twist: 1–30" – 7 lands .452 – 7 grooves .440 – chamber diameter: .447 – nipples: 6 mm x 0.75 – walnut grip panels
Recommended ammunition:
22 grains of Swiss FFFg black powder, .451 round ball, cream of wheat filler, Lightning 1 lubricant
Brand
Symbol
2113
Require License
No
Barrel profile
round
Frame
Open
System
Colt
Frame material
Steel
Frame Finish
Fire hardened
Sights
Fixed
dove tail sight
No
Cylinder type
Engraved
Rate of the twist
1 - 18
Overall Length
25,5cm
Weight
1,25kg
Caliber
.44 [eng]
Barrel Length
8"
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