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this was big because it was a revolving pistol
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the revolver was patented in 1835 by a person named Samuel Colt this affected the whole gun world because before this it was just one or two barrel flintlock pistols for handheld.
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This provided people with the privilage to buy a gun that had a multi shot chamber.
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This proved how well it was against different people and how much of an upgrade it was
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This was just more proof of how good the revolver was
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this was affecting both samuel colt and the people looking to buy his brand of gun
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this expanded the making of the revolver because instead of 5 you could shoot six without reloading
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This caused a person to ask for 1000 right then
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Was a big paycheck for the company and Colt himself
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This made it a bigger company and made it where they could produce more arms
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This was good because it increased all the power and accuracy of the handgun
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This was an increase in production and location of the product
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This was good because it made it a big company name which makes it easier to sell more and bring in more money
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This was bad and good because it meant Colt could lose his monopoly but wesson could gain some money legally
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This was when the Third Model Dragoon was the most common which was good because its not worth much but it can get lots of production going on it because it is common
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This was a good and bad thing because they were being sold to both sides of the Civil war but it brought a huge paycheck for his company
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This affected alot because it changed to the cartrige so it made it faster and different to load
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The Colt Model 1860 Army revolver was manufactured from 1860 through 1873. The total production consisted of more than 200,000. The six-shot, .44 caliber revolver was the primary handgun used by Union troops during the Civil War because of its reliability
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The version with an extra long barrel was known as the Buntline Special. This was good because it was very popular which brought in money
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this effort to win over slightly larger than the earlier Colt Navy model. The caliber had been increased from .36 to .44 which changed the firepower in all