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Fightin' Iron: Origins of the .41-Caliber Revolver

Fightin' Iron: Origins of the .41-Caliber Revolver

The origins of today’s .41-caliber pistol are older than you think. Here's a look past the .41 Mag. of Smith & Wesson fame to the .41 Colt developed in the late 19th century.

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COLT 1877 THUNDERER CF REVOLVER: 41 Cal; 6 shot fluted cylinder; 114mm (4½ ) round barrel; 2 line HARTFORD address, COLTS PATENT to lhs of frame; COLT D.A. 41 to lhs of

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Fightin' Iron: Origins of the .41-Caliber Revolver

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Fightin' Iron: Origins of the .41-Caliber Revolver