So many fantastic models either came from his inventive mind or his company. The Dragoons, and 1851 Navy, the 1860 Army... then the Single Action Army and the 1911. The shooting world owes him a big debt of gratitude!!!
Happy 209th birthday...
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Happy 209th birthday...
... Colonel Samuel Colt!
So many fantastic models either came from his inventive mind or his company. The Dragoons, and 1851 Navy, the 1860 Army... then the Single Action Army and the 1911. The shooting world owes him a big debt of gratitude!!!
So many fantastic models either came from his inventive mind or his company. The Dragoons, and 1851 Navy, the 1860 Army... then the Single Action Army and the 1911. The shooting world owes him a big debt of gratitude!!!
Re: Happy 209th birthday...
Copy that Kid…..and what’s the old saying, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” ……
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Re: Happy 209th birthday...
A great man that lived just at he right time and helped to change history.
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Re: Happy 209th birthday...
I'm thinking the 1911 came from Mr. Browning's mind, eh?
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It did.
Samuel Colt passed away in 1862. So the SAA, 1911, and other classics came from the company, not the man.
Samuel Colt passed away in 1862. So the SAA, 1911, and other classics came from the company, not the man.
