Besides revolver pistols, Colt made several models of revolver rifles. Like the pistols, when they were fired, some flash and gases came out the end of the cylinder. However with the rifles, the users arm was next to the cylinder. Talk about hot flashes!
Would you happen to know who or if there is a manufacture of revolverd rifles and who.
Posted by: jerry fogus | May 07, 2006 at 11:05 PM
I have looking to find if there are any gun manufacturers that still make the revolvered roifle if so where can I find them.
Posted by: Jerry | January 14, 2007 at 10:05 AM
You can find a new Colt Revolving rifle from Dixie gun works, www.dixiegun.com. It is made by an Italian company called Palmetto. Extreme caution should be used in firing this weapons as flame and burned blackpowder will spew forth from around the cylinder when fired. DO NOT place your hands there and try not to place your hand in front of the cylinder when firing due to a possible event called a chain fire. It occurs when a chamber other than the intended chamber fires out of battery, That means that if you have your hand in front of the cylinder when one of the extra chanbers accidently goes off, then bye-bye fingers. Use only black powder, not a modern propellant and be sure to read about black powder firearms before hand.
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Posted by: Web | March 24, 2008 at 05:53 PM
Hi, I have a "44/40 w" revolver rifle, on it it says CAT 1411 on the side of the barrel and on the top of the barrel it says ARMI JAGER MOD. FRONTIER CARBINE. I am wondering if you might have any knowledge on this rifle. I am asssuming Winchester remade it.
Posted by: Alfred | November 28, 2008 at 08:56 PM