Talk:Colt 1871-72 Open Top - Revision history

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	[[Image:CrossfireCreek2.jpeg\|thumb\|500px\|none\|Actual Hero Colt used by [[Tom Selleck]] in ''[[Crossfire Trail]]''. Courtesy of the NRA National Firearm Museum.]]		[[Image:CrossfireCreek2.jpeg\|thumb\|500px\|none\|Actual Hero Colt used by [[Tom Selleck]] in ''[[Crossfire Trail]]''. Courtesy of the NRA National Firearm Museum.]]
			[[File:Cimarron Open Top.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|Cimarron 1872 Open Top Navy - .38 Colt/Special]]
			[[Image:Colt Open Top Replica.jpg\|thumb\|none\|400px\|A modern replica of Colt 1871-72 Open Top - .44 Colt]]

	==Discussion==		==Discussion==
	The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38		The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38
	:Actually, it's correct that they were made in .44 Rimfire, as were the first commercial SAAs. It was a very popular round at the time, like anything else the Winchester 1873 and it's associated centerfire rounds took some time to gain acceptance. Alot of the reproductions made today are in .44 Colt simply because it's the closest thing to correct they can actually market. Nobody makes .44 Rimfire ammo and there's no demand for it since it's (practically, anyways) unreloadable. - [[User:Nyles\|Nyles]]		:Actually, it's correct that they were made in .44 Rimfire, as were the first commercial SAAs. It was a very popular round at the time, like anything else the Winchester 1873 and it's associated centerfire rounds took some time to gain acceptance. Alot of the reproductions made today are in .44 Colt simply because it's the closest thing to correct they can actually market. Nobody makes .44 Rimfire ammo and there's no demand for it since it's (practically, anyways) unreloadable. - [[User:Nyles\|Nyles]]

KINKI'boy at 15:54, 17 January 2017

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			==Other Images==
			[[Image:CrossfireCreek2.jpeg\|thumb\|500px\|none\|Actual Hero Colt used by [[Tom Selleck]] in ''[[Crossfire Trail]]''. Courtesy of the NRA National Firearm Museum.]]

			==Discussion==
	The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38		The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38
	:Actually, it's correct that they were made in .44 Rimfire, as were the first commercial SAAs. It was a very popular round at the time, like anything else the Winchester 1873 and it's associated centerfire rounds took some time to gain acceptance. Alot of the reproductions made today are in .44 Colt simply because it's the closest thing to correct they can actually market. Nobody makes .44 Rimfire ammo and there's no demand for it since it's (practically, anyways) unreloadable. - [[User:Nyles\|Nyles]]		:Actually, it's correct that they were made in .44 Rimfire, as were the first commercial SAAs. It was a very popular round at the time, like anything else the Winchester 1873 and it's associated centerfire rounds took some time to gain acceptance. Alot of the reproductions made today are in .44 Colt simply because it's the closest thing to correct they can actually market. Nobody makes .44 Rimfire ammo and there's no demand for it since it's (practically, anyways) unreloadable. - [[User:Nyles\|Nyles]]

KINKI'boy: KINKI'boy moved page Talk:Colt 1872 Open Top to Talk:Colt 1871-72 Open Top: Add to Model 1871.

2017-01-17T15:28:16Z

KINKI'boy moved page Talk:Colt 1872 Open Top to Talk:Colt 1871-72 Open Top: Add to Model 1871.

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Nyles at 22:38, 3 August 2010

2010-08-03T22:38:06Z

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	The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38		The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38
			:Actually, it's correct that they were made in .44 Rimfire, as were the first commercial SAAs. It was a very popular round at the time, like anything else the Winchester 1873 and it's associated centerfire rounds took some time to gain acceptance. Alot of the reproductions made today are in .44 Colt simply because it's the closest thing to correct they can actually market. Nobody makes .44 Rimfire ammo and there's no demand for it since it's (practically, anyways) unreloadable. - [[User:Nyles\|Nyles]]

Harleyguy at 19:42, 3 August 2010

2010-08-03T19:42:23Z

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	The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well~~, which Rafe Covington uses at the beginning of the movie Crossfire Trail (taking it from the ship captain's cabin)~~. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38		The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well. Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38

Harleyguy at 19:31, 3 August 2010

2010-08-03T19:31:24Z

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	The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well, which Rafe Covington uses at the beginning of the movie Crossfire Trail (taking it from the ship captain's cabin). Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge.		The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well, which Rafe Covington uses at the beginning of the movie Crossfire Trail (taking it from the ship captain's cabin). Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge. [[User:Harleyguy\|Harleyguy]] 3 August 2010 13:38

Harleyguy: New page: The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well, which Rafe Covington...

2010-08-03T19:30:46Z

New page: The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well, which Rafe Covington...

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The Colt Open Top was also chambered in .44 Colt caliber, an outside lubricated bullet. The 1860 Colt Army cartridge conversion was chambered for the .44 Colt as well, which Rafe Covington uses at the beginning of the movie Crossfire Trail (taking it from the ship captain's cabin). Some Remington Model 1875 revolvers were also initially chambered in this cartridge.