There was not a lot you could do about anything except the last, and for that the remedy was: Get a gun ... Walker’s Creek ever forgot it. This included a young Ranger named Samuel Walker. Colt ...

Part of the deal’s terms, however, required him to inform investigators where they could find the Colt Whitneyville Walker, as well as guns missing from the Museum of the American Revolution ...

The U.S. Army also had their Colt guns to thank in the victorious war against Mexico. That's how the United States picked up Texas, California, New Mexico and Arizona. The Walker Colt first raised ...

The Walker Colt revolver is a legendary firearm ... Cimarron will duplicate this numbering process and offer 1,100 Walker revolvers in this series, the exact number built in 1846.

This particular Colt is rarest and most valuable of them all. Known as “The Danish Sea Captain Walker,” it sold earlier last month for a new single-gun, world-record price at the Rock Island ...

Though he had no money and no factory, Colt hadn’t given up on his revolvers. He’d continued his attempts to garner contracts and interest in his guns. When he learned that Walker was now in ...

Venerable gun manufacturer ... Images Colt's Manufacturing Company opened in 1836 in Hartford, Connecticut, and is legendary for its Civil War-era revolvers, such as the Colt Walker, the ...

The metal on the 4.5-pound Walker was not strong enough, and the gun at times exploded, prompting Colt to come back in 1848 with the Dragoon Revolver with a shorter cylinder and smaller powder charge.

Production of his early revolver ended in 1842—but determined to give firearms design another go, Colt pressed on. That resulted in the Colt Walker ... mass-produce his guns, turning out ...

Invented by Captain Samuel Walker of the Texas Rangers and Colt Walker, a firearms designer, the handgun was the gun of choice for U.S. soldiers during the Mexican-American War from 1846-1848 and ...