TABLE OF CONTENTS

A Technical Analysis of Alloy Composition

Replica Revolver Manufacturer Quality

Steps in Repairing a Colt Open Top Replica Loose Arbor

The Finishing of Original Colt Revolver Grips from 1836 to 1873

Optimizing the Performance of a New Colt Open Top Revolver

It was nearly a decade later, that this #82 "spare parts revolver" gave Edwards an idea. With the Centennial of the Civil War coming up in 1961, Edwards envisioned having replica '51 Navy Revolvers made in Europe for sale in the U.S. The rest is history!

Empresa Natcional Santa Barbara of Industrias Militares SA 

Proper Wedge Adjustment for Colt Open Top Revolvers

Historical Use of Spare Cylinders

An important part in revolver accuracy.

A Brief History of Classic Arms

Chamfering Cylinder Chamber Mouths on Replica Revolvers.

Metal Fatigue in Replica Revolvers

While engaging in research in the historical use of wads in percussion revolvers we find the most detailed use of wads in John Deane's "Deane’s Manual of the History and Science of Fire-arms" published in 1858. He is quite definitive in his explanation of using wads in both revolvers and shotguns and in regards to the use of felt wads, and substituting cork instead of felt.

The Brooklyn Bridge 1849 Colt Pocket Brevete Revolver

Collecting the .31 Caliber Replica Revolvers

In Praise of Brass Frame Replica Revolvers

The MOFRA, Euromanufacture, Palmetto Connection