The Colt Bisley Model Revolver

While everyone knows about the famous Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army, many are unaware they also made a target version. The Colt Bisley was produced from 1894 to 1915 with around 45,000 guns produced in total. While the front half of the revolver is identical to the single action army, the rear of the firearm is completely different. The grip, trigger, and hammer were completely redesigned for target shooting. Larry Potterfield, CEO and Founder of MidwayUSA, presents these features using a Bisley chambered in 38-40 WCF.

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[VforVIBE]

@TOMkemp1993 You need to learn how to spell before you write anything.

[AngusAlotYounger]

yes, its called ricochet. if you shoot a gun at something like granite or ceramic, the surface will crack but the bullet will bounce off... and good to see somebody else who likes mgs3, mgs4 is sort of overrated but thats just me

[thenoobcannon]

ironicly this gun is now ilegal to shoot at the range it was named after.

[UptonParkIrons]

And thats the way it is....

**chuckles**

[gm6hgw]

Nice to see an all time classic revolver...

[alexandritorrr]

xddd,this is the gun of the revolver ocelot in mgs3

[TOMkemp1993]

hi every 1 i am righting a story set in the laght 1800,s and erly 1900,s and i need sum names of revolvers shotguns and rifels eny help will be apresheatid

[texasdustfart]

very nice video

[mountedpencil]

I hope neither of you fails ever gets you hand on a real weapon. For the love of christ, stay away from guns if you are a moron.

[dmarco1994]

shoot it and a bullet mite bouns back lol jk i learned that from mgs3 but thats maby not real