Although it appears to be a conversion, the 1871-72 open top model was colts first revolver specifically manufactured to fire a centerfire cartridge by incorporating the loading gate in the frame.Since colt did not use percussion revolver parts, the revolver was manufactured as an entirely new model, first with navy-sized grips, later with army-sized grips.The hickok model is a modern twist on the classic open top that features a snub nose barrel.This model features a case-hardened forged steel frame, round barrel with front blade sight, no ejector rod, blued steel grip parts, an army-sized walnut grip, and a rear sight notch on the rear of the barrel.
Frame Description: Color Case Hardened Steel
Action: SAO
Caliber: 38 Special
Barrel Length: 3.50"
Capacity: 6
Hammer Style: Exposed
Grips: Walnut Army Size
Sights: Blade Front, Fixed Rear
Weight: 2.20 lbs
Cylinder Finish: Blued
Barrel Finish: Blued
Oal: 9.30"
Barrel Length Range: 3" to 3.99"
Weight Range: 2 lbs to 2.99 lbs
Frame Description: Color Case Hardened Steel
Action: SAO
Caliber: 38 Special
Barrel Length: 3.50"
Capacity: 6
Hammer Style: Exposed
Grips: Walnut Army Size
Sights: Blade Front, Fixed Rear
Weight: 2.20 lbs
Cylinder Finish: Blued
Barrel Finish: Blued
Oal: 9.30"
Barrel Length Range: 3" to 3.99"
Weight Range: 2 lbs to 2.99 lbs
