But there is no doubt that the one gun that has defined Colt for some 144 years is the Model 1873 Single Action Army (SAA ... It is on that voyage that the 16-year-old seaman carved a wooden ...

Reminiscent of a Colt display at Philadelphia's 1876 Centennial celebration, this “wheel” of engraved First and Second Generation Colt Single Action Army revolvers ... priced at $16, was ...

The Colt Single Action Army held ... side-by-side. The Army eventually favored the more accurate and easier-to-maintain Colt. The Army's Colts cost $13 each, had 7.5-inch barrels, wooden grips ...

The popularity of the Single Action Army in postwar westerns caused Colt to bring the revolver back in 1955, selling it for $125 each. Older nineteenth century Model 1873s and Peacemakers are ...

The popularity of the Single Action Army in postwar westerns caused Colt to bring the revolver back in 1955, selling it for $125 each. Older nineteenth century Model 1873s and Peacemakers are ...

In production since 1873, with a few interruptions (World War II, for instance), the Colt Single Action Army is as prized by collectors now as it was relied upon by the soldiers, cowboys ...

Museum staff determined the old pistol to be a Colt Single Action Army single-action revolver with a barrel length of 7½ inches. Based on its serial number it was assessed as being manufactured ...