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Colt (Hartford, CT)
Samuel Colt was born in Hartford, Connecticut on July 19, 1814. He showed an early fascination with science, and during his youth, Colt studied both chemistry and mechanics. While still a boy, he attempted to produce a pistol that was capable of firing multiple shots without reloading, but his efforts were unsuccessful. In 1830-31, while the sixteen year-old Colt was serving…
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Colt Folding Knives
We are all pretty familiar with the standard folding knife–a blade, a handle, a pivot, and some way of opening the knife along with a way to lock or hold the knife in the open position. It’s a simple formula, one that has been around at least since . But like with the (the first two legged chair after thousands of years of three or four legged versions), every once in a while…
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Colt weapons
During the 1960s, the Colt company was looking to help market the M-16 rifle to military forces by pairing it with a light machine gun. They were going after the exact same market segment as the Stoner 63 system. The first attempt at this was the Colt CMG-1, which had some limited parts commonality with the M16, but this was quickly replaced with the CMG-2. The CMG-2 has a…
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Colt LLC
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Colt Industries
430 Park Avenue New York, New York 10022 U.S.A. (212) 940–0400 Public Company $1.616 billion Market value: $405 million Stock Index: New York Widely known for its firearms, Colt Industries is more than a gun company. With 78 manufacturing plants in 25 states and several foreign countries, Colt is a broadly diversified, billion dollar conglomerate. It didn’t always look like…
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Colt Knives any good
[Ed. note – This TDI knife review is part four in a four part police training series on duty knives. Make sure you read Randall’s other articles in the series on his general thoughts about police knives, neck knives and folding knives.] In my last installment of police knives, I went over some neck knife options. One thing I am always concerned with in regard to on-duty carry…
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Colt Horse logo
From all the guns for sale in our days Colt firearms are probably the most famous having a manufacturing history for about 160 years old. The Colt 1911 was produced between 1922 and 1923 in about 700, copies. It is Colt Government’s prior version from which is immediately distinguished by several features of finishing. They were exclusively brown-tailed, with a short ribbed…
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Colt firearms.com
Welcome to Homestead Firearms SEE ALL OF OUR INVENTORY PLUS Gun Appraisals, Gun Parts, AND Sell-Your-Gun-On-The-Internet Services * * NOTE * WE CAN SELL & SHIP guns to California Homestead Firearms has a large inventory of antique and modern Winchester guns from the old west, specializing in pump 22 and lever action Winchester rifles, rolling block rifles, antique pistols…
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Colt factory tour
Colt Armory DomeAs I drove down an unfamiliar street in Connecticut’s capital city, I wondered whether a self-guided tour of Hartford’s 19th-century “places of invention” was practical. It seemed so easy when I looked at a map and plotted out addresses I gathered from my colleague Eric Hintz, the Lemelson Center historian now researching the inventive history of Hartford for…
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Colt Official website
Remembering Denny Brugman 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Allen & Dahl Funeral Chapel 2655 Eureka Way Redding, CA followed by Celebration of Life 4:00 p.m. Tiger Field 1 W Cypress Avenue Following the public viewing, please join Denny’s family in celebrating his life and his legacy at his second home, Tiger Field. Donations in lieu of flowers will be accepted at the Celebration…
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