After Sam Colt's bankruptcy following the production of his initial Paterson revolvers, the design caught the attention of a Texas Ranger by the name of Sam Walker. The discussions between the two ...

Then, two Colt revolvers made in the early years of the Paterson plant and worth hundreds of thousands of dollars were stolen in 1998 from the city-run Paterson Museum.

Mel Guy’s Colt "Buntline Special" single-action Army Revolver with a 16-inch-long barrel is available to bid on during Morphy's firearm auction on Nov. 17 and 18. The estimate is $400,000-$800,000.

What are the most influential, game-changing handguns of the Old West? They are all revolvers made by the same man—Samuel Colt ...

A relic from Paterson's early days as a diversified industrial powerhouse is expected to be sold for more than $250,000 next month. The rare Colt "Paterson" revolver will likely be far and away ...

Colt 1860 Army Richards “Cartridge Conversion” Revolver Gun: Colt 1860 Army Richards “Cartridge Conversion” Condition: NRA Antique Very Good Value: $2,500-$5,000 The years immediately ...

The first is the .38 caliber Colt Cobra revolver and the second is the Gamo PT-80 C02 semi-automatic air pistol (which has been described as a BB gun), according to court records.

Morphy Auctions in Denver, Penn., put nearly 1,000 antique guns up for bid, and a few swords as well, just in time for the Christmas shopping season. They ranged from practical, workhorse-style ...

The owner of an antique, pearl-handled Colt .45, stolen in Florida and missing for more than a decade says he has gotten the heirloom gun back.

The Colt depicted is a Third Model Dragoon percussion revolver (ca. 1853). A Colt with such lavish decoration and gold inlay is extremely rare. 1840 - Guns begin to use pin-fire cartridges.

A daughter inherited her father’s million-dollar cache of Colt revolvers from the Old West, including a rare 1876 Buntline Special.

Sleek, balanced, and deadly accurate, the Colt Navy became one of the most popular revolvers of the 19th century. Its use in the Civil War and on the frontier made it a symbol of American grit.