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Derek Landers takes a look at a reproduction revolver from Uberti; the Colt 3rd Model Dragoon

Colt dropped the single action from production prior to World War II and announced it would never be produced again.

Founded in 1848 by inventor Samuel Colt, Colt’s Manufacturing Company is one of the oldest names in the American Firearms market, with a rich history spanning over a century. Today, Colt is still in operation under the ownership of the CZ Group.

In Victoria 3, organizing an Army for war can be done in different ways. As the way to wage war is a hands-off experience, the armies as well are something to prepare, and not lead.

Even without the traditional counters to move around, Victoria 3 looks to be taking warfare very seriously

The handgun has been noted for being very lightweight, weighing at 23 oz fully loaded, making it one of the best pistols for concealed carry.

On July 15, 1942, a formation of six Lockheed P-38s and two B-17s from the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) were making their way across the northern Atlantic Ocean heading for Great Britain.[1] Using the call sign Tomcat Flight, the small P-38 fighters were escorted by the larger B-17 bombers that had a dedicated navigator and a radio operator on board shepherding their “little friends” on the long journey. While this area of the globe is known for its fickle weather, the summer months were gener...

Pettengill: The Civil War’s Only Hammerless Revolver Ammoland Inc. Posted on Pettengill revolver actions were easily gummed up by blackpowder residue. (Rock Island Auction Co) U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- Countless revolver variations found their way into the hands of soldiers, both North and South, during the Civil War. From the diminutive Smith & Wesson Model 1 to the heavy-handed LeMat and everything in between, they all looked very similar to one another. That’s what makes the revo...