Vintage Colt Single Action Army Revolver Brochure Loading Firing Care AC1
Vintage Colt Single Action Army Revolver Brochure Loading Firing Care AC1
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Vintage Colt Single Action Army Revolver Brochure Loading Firing Care AC1
GENERAL. Your Colt Single Action Army Revolver is one of the most simple, rugged and dependable handguns ever manufactured. Used correctly it will serve you indefinitely without ever requiring major repairs. Before handling or shooting your Single Action, BE SURE to read this sheet and carefully note the precautions listed. These precautions, though important, are simple, and correct handling will quickly become automatic with you. The precautions apply to EVERY single action revolver and are dictated by the inherent mechanical structure of ALL handguns of this type.
ACTION. "Single Action" means that the hammer of this revolver must be drawn back - or
"cocked" - with the thumb, before each shot is fired. When cocking the Single Action Army, you will notice that there are three distinct hammer positions as follows:
Vintage Colt Single Action Army Revolver Brochure Loading Firing Care AC1
GENERAL. Your Colt Single Action Army Revolver is one of the most simple, rugged and dependable handguns ever manufactured. Used correctly it will serve you indefinitely without ever requiring major repairs. Before handling or shooting your Single Action, BE SURE to read this sheet and carefully note the precautions listed. These precautions, though important, are simple, and correct handling will quickly become automatic with you. The precautions apply to EVERY single action revolver and are dictated by the inherent mechanical structure of ALL handguns of this type.
ACTION. "Single Action" means that the hammer of this revolver must be drawn back - or
"cocked" - with the thumb, before each shot is fired. When cocking the Single Action Army, you will notice that there are three distinct hammer positions as follows:
