Colt Handguns
Colt Revolver – Frontier Scout
The Colt Frontier Scout, introduced in 1957, is a lightweight .22 LR single-action revolver featuring an aluminum alloy frame. You'll find it's a scaled-down version of the Single Action Army, weighing just 1 pound 7.3 ounces unloaded. It comes with either a 4 3/4...
Colt Revolver – Agent
You'll find the Colt Agent revolver first emerged in 1968 as a lightweight .38 Special built specifically for concealed carry. It features an aluminum frame, 2-inch barrel, and 6-round cylinder capacity, weighing just 21-23 ounces. The double-action revolver's price...
Colt Revolver – Trooper
The Colt Trooper emerged in the 1950s as a cost-effective alternative to the Python, featuring the same legendary mechanical design and "Bank Vault Lockup" system. You'll find it chambered in .357 Magnum or .38 Special, with barrel lengths from 4 to 8 inches. The MK...
Colt Revolver – Buntline Special
You'll find the Colt Buntline Special stands out from standard Single Action Army revolvers with its distinctive 12-inch or 16-inch barrel, dwarfing the typical 7.5-inch Peacemaker design. The .45 Long Colt chambering and detachable shoulder stock enhance accuracy and...
Colt Revolver – Metropolitan
Metropolitan Arms Company produced high-quality .36 caliber Colt Navy revolver copies from 1864 to 1867. You'll find these revolvers feature 7.50-inch octagonal barrels, naval battle scene engravings, and case-hardened frames with walnut grips. The company...
Colt Revolver – New Frontier
You'll find the Colt New Frontier, introduced in 1961, combines classic Single Action Army design with enhanced target features. It sports a distinctive case-hardened frame, Colt Blue finish, and adjustable Elliason rear sight. Available in multiple chamberings (.45...
Colt Pistol – Thunderer
The Colt Model 1877 "Thunderer" marked America's first successful double-action cartridge revolver. You'll find it chambered in .41 caliber with barrel lengths ranging from 2½" to 7½". While innovative for its time, the double-action mechanism proved unreliable and...
Colt Revolver – Official Police
The Colt Official Police revolver, introduced in 1927 as the successor to the Colt Army Special, served as a cornerstone of law enforcement for over four decades. You'll find it chambered primarily in .38 Special, with a 6-round capacity and barrel options from 4" to...
Colt Revolver – Diamondback
The Colt Diamondback (1966-1988) represents Colt's premium D-frame revolver, offering Python-like features in a smaller package. You'll find it chambered in .22 LR or .38 Special with 6-round capacity, featuring adjustable sights, ventilated rib, and target hammer....
Colt Pistol – Walker (1847)
The Colt Walker Model 1847 revolutionized combat handguns with its massive .44 caliber frame and unprecedented 60-grain powder charge. You'll find this 4.5-pound revolver packs the heaviest black powder load ever in a handgun, featuring a 9-inch barrel and 6-shot...