Top Revolver Evolution 1814 to 1900 | Revolver Model and Their Inventors part 1

[@nemozack3767]

Colt Single Action 1872 will last forever as "the Western revolver". Has a line that is a simple beauty.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure dear sir

[@Poplar70bodiam]

Kinda funny how no one knows it creator but it’s the most iconic gun in western time and movies

[@cheemsg.i.7130]

1873

[@Патріотичний-я2т]

​​@WorldDataList-tc9gf Single Action Army 1873 not 1872

[@WOLK.]

​@@Патріотичний-я2т Exactly! The author of the video is a cretin who is wrong about such well-known things.

[@lornenoland8098]

All I know is God made man, but Sam Colt made ‘em equal

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

deep words

[@Dannymart_88445]

Equally dead by inventing a disgusting death tool? Yeah pretty much

[@lornenoland8098]

@@Dannymart_88445 would it make you feel better if people were only killed with sticks and stones? Prior to sidearms, people were at the mercy of those with strength and skill to wield edged or blunt weapons, and only those with similar strength or skill could defend themselves or others. With a pistol, even a small, elderly, or weak person could defend themselves. That’s why the above expression exists.

[@Dannymart_88445]

@lornenoland8098 let me think of something smart to say and then I'll get back at this argument okay? Its gonna take me some time

[@jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798]

​@@Dannymart_88445naw...don't even bother... We free men have better things to discuss ...

[@Hmelton]

Samul colt is called father of revolver because he made more revolver models then others

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

yes sir

[@shadow_b0itrash415]

Not even revolvers either that man and his company have had their hands in American firearm production from then until now though it's no longer an American owned company since 2021

[@bomboklatdog622]

​​@@shadow_b0itrash415the last great products by colt are Python/anaconda. They just kept producing the same m4 for years without any upgrade plus some meh pistols. S&W is much innovative since the second half 20th century and better today

[@jimbokilo]

Colt fronted the money and marketed the gun, he had very little to do with the design.

[@ollikoskiniemi6221]

S&M model 3 came in 1870 and the Colt SAA came in 1873. And the Schofield variant of the S&M model 3 (which deserves its own spot) came out in 1875.

[@nolanbowen8800]

I wondered about the Schofield. Why wasn't it on the list.

[@michaelkrick9524]

I believe you are about five years early on dating the Smith & Wesson Model #3. It was actually developed around 1870 and was, three years before the Colt Single action, adopted by the U.S. Army as it's first large caliber metallic cartridge service pistol. Thanks for an interesting spread.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thank a lot dear

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks a lot

[@busara45thevillain22]

What in the world was going on in 1860?

[@kidwithskimask]

@@busara45thevillain22civil war

[@RamZar50]

Colt SAA AKA Peacemaker of 1873 with .45 Colt cartridges in a 6-shot cylinder.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

SURE SIR

[@jefferyfite7122]

​@@WorldDataList-tc9gf William Mason designed the Colt SAA and Elisha Root developed the 1855 Sidehammer revolver not Sam Colt.

[@UmUs]

I wish to meet Samuel Colt one day, cool guy.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

ohh sure my dear

[@BBC42618]

There was so many good options and still are for revolvers but my favorite will always be the Smith and Wesson model 10 38 special. The K Frame is such a perfect balance and the 38 Special is a great cartridge.

[@peterszyszkiewicz5445]

You forgot the S&W M3 Schofield

[@christinesulyvahn6043]

3:17

[@christophercarter6301]

That wasn’t a Schofield man, heck I’m not even sure that was the right picture.

[@christinesulyvahn6043]

@@christophercarter6301 It is an M3 Schofield dude

[@christophercarter6301]

@@christinesulyvahn6043 No actually it's a Russian 3rd model single action and the date was 1870

[@christinesulyvahn6043]

@@christophercarter6301 ?

[@arifferozqwal2622]

Revolver and their inventors amazing ❤❤❤

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@NaveedAhmad-v9h]

Revolvers evolution in the world 💪

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@arifferozqwal2622]

Informative ❤❤❤

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

Glad you think so!

[@Yosemite-George-61]

Webley-Fosbery, the only "automatic" revolver... very interesting piece... Nice job, thanks!

[@SpinoAdri2001]

3:20 Home? 🇵🇪🤨

[@AverageMGREnjoyer6353]

Idk why but im obsessed with revolvers

[@MohammadBilal-h9i]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@seisjugador]

you are a good man, Arthur Morgan i mean... and the schofield?

[@725venom]

They forget the schofield in 1869-70

[@SamuelGil-o7g]

Bro the gasser is austrian, not from peru

[@farazfaraz-y8u]

Amazing and Information

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thank a lot dear

[@MohammadAli-zq9lc]

Superb

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@alistairbirr6590]

now, despite being such an old revolver, the gasser of 1870 has to have been one of the best on this list when it comes to raw power

[@CausticSpace]

The first S&W Model is nightmare fuel

[@bigtasty42069]

Inaccurate, weak ASF baby shit cartridge even for the time, overall a crap revolver. Even firsthand accounts from the time said it was shit😂

[@garygabrielle1056]

You missed to major pistols. Colt 1873 peacemaker and the 1865 remington pocket pistol.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@Twirlyhead]

The British ones do look good.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thank a lot dear

[@waqarjoiya-yd2sx]

v nice

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@JohnBobko-x1m]

Nice

[@ahmar-c7q]

informative

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@waqarjoiya2540]

Amazing

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@thomasmatzen7400]

Interessant !!!!!!!

[@NazimAli-sg2le]

I love all colt models❤❤❤

[@smokeless7774]

I expected the music to stop and was finally through to a real person at my bank! Only joking. Interesting content.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks a lot my dear

[@anibalperales1008]

Faltó el Colt New Navy de 1889. El primer swing out Cylinder double Action como los conocemos hoy día.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thank a lot my dear

[@anibalperales1008]

@CristobalCampbell-wu7fu El de 1892 fue el Colt Army que vino después. Primero fue el Navy de 1889. De esos dos revolveres hubo como 9 variantes. Pero el 1889 fue el primero de esa serie de revólveres.

[@anibalperales1008]

@CristobalCampbell-wu7fu No el 1892 Colt New Army fue despues, primero fue el Colt New Navy de 1889. De esos revolveres hubo como 9 variantes , Pero el Colt New Navy de 1889 fue el primero de esa serie de revólveres (El primer revolver swing out Cylinder de Colt ).

[@GHOST49759]

Rest in absolute peace samuel colt you were a true American and a true legend.

[@aOldRustyTruck]

"Back in 1835, when Halley's Comet was overhead, the same night those men died at the Alamo, they say Samuel Colt made a gun... a special gun. He made it for a hunter -- a man like us, only on horseback. The story goes he made 13 bullets. This hunter used the gun a half dozen times before he disappeared, the gun along with him. Somehow, Daniel got his hands on it. They say -- they say this gun can kill anything."

[@Riviscira]

Gotta love ball and black powder ones, single action army is nice too

[@keithnaylor1981]

Wasn’t there a special long-barrelled gun used by Wyatt Earp?

[@BigRedRocket]

Sam colt dropped us some 🔥🔥🔥

[@flechette3782]

I think someone should make a modern break-open revolver. Alloys and machining accuracy would allow powerful cartridges. If we can make a break open elephant gun we certainly can make a modern break open revolver.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@cacbishop4]

Break action revolvers are unstable and cannot withstand large calibers

[@flechette3782]

@@cacbishop4 That's the cliche we have all been told, but with modern materials and CNC machining they don't have to be that way. Like I said, if we can make a break open elephant gun then we can make a break open hand gun.

[@j.peters1222]

Colt Walker was a beast

[@DENGODACHOKLAD]

I'd love a 45 ACP Colt SAA. The ammo is abundant and somewhat cheap, and it's a sexy revolver.

[@Smith-j9f]

I think apache revolver is cute revolver ❤❤❤

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@ToBLiGS]

Samuel Clot 🗿

[@tayfun1026]

Colt 1911 government 45 acp. Timeless classic. American icon.

[@trulsslemmeli8134]

Causual magazine fed revolver right at the end🇳🇴

[@jackraider1039]

Some of these are definitely Red Dead redemption 2 looking pistols

[@xannymanny9754]

The Landstad is the most Star Wars looking gun I’ve seen not appear in Star Wars

[@efingrimey]

Wow too long before the first double action revolver in the USA. Europe was ahead of it's time in that respect.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@alessiodecarolis]

There was also a pratical reason, american customers didn't like a lot double action revolvers, or so I read, they were reputed too delicate, on the contrary a double action revolver was surely appreciated by colonial officers and soldiers, expecially if they had to fight a mob of natives. Naturally this depended by personal tastes, f.e. Custer at LBH had a pair of Webleys.

[@tacituskilgore5372]

The colt SAA was invented by mason and brickenhoff

[@Jooca03]

You're telling me that you have the Colt Single Action, the most recognisable revolver of all time and nobody knows who made it?

[@quando.quacko]

for those who aren’t history and firearm nerds, the flag for the lemat is the early confederate flag, the stars and bars

[@wilfridBAUCHET]

bonjour magnifique vidéo sur les révolver fin du 19 début 20éme siècle merci de se partage vidéo cordialement

[@thelineguy123]

1875 remington, my beloved

[@yeduwyq]

Revolver Evolution 1814 to 1900

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@marktwain2053]

There's no such thing as an 1858 Remington. The stamp on the revolvers is a patent stamp by Fordyce Beals for the way the loading lever retains the cylinder pin. There were models that were mostly designed in 1858, but none were ever produced until 1861, the Remington/Beals Army Model, of which only about 1900 units were made. The revolver shown is the Remington New Model Army which wasn't produced until 1863, with approximately 132,000 units produced up to 1875.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@BradSivyer]

I don't know who Samuel Hamilton was but the Colt Walker was a collaboration between Colt and Captain Samuel Walker of the Texas Rangers

[@tacituskilgore5372]

The gasser was austrian-hungarian...not peruan

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@RubenFidelVidalFlores]

wrong flag

[@ТимофейН-ж5у]

Все эти оружейники очень крутые и талантливые за исключением некоторых что воровали чужие патены и подкупали приёмные комиссии! Ле Ма считаю иноватором так как его идея 💡 была революционной и фактически дала жизнь идее унитарного боеприпаса!!!

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure dear sir

[@Btester2]

Sam Colt patron saint of fire arms.

[@paulworgan6599]

Why would they ever make a gun without a trigger guard?

[@B.Inem_]

S&W SCHOEFIELD 1875 ,is big innovation🤷

[@boomtaylor8297]

All these guns that could've been in red dead redemption 2

[@ahmar-c7q]

Top Revolver Evolution

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@mikouch]

You've forgotten the French GALAND (1868) and GALAND DE GUERRE (1872) revolvers.

[@Hyrdar]

Fun fact: Antonio Broccu, 1833

[@MBCGRS]

Come on...! The zig zag..? The 1878 Colt Double Action every time...

[@majesticglass]

My dumb ass trying to swipe the screen to make it scroll faster

[@saimayounas8735]

super

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

Thank you

[@franksmoakjr9037]

Would have been better if it showed the caliber of each weapon.

[@mateolucianodelcarpiocarra4876]

Stopler revolver: year 1597 BC

[@meallion263]

Meanwhile in Nigeria we haven't even evolved 😅 we still in BC

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

so sad

[@lomax117]

I didn't see a Griswold on the list!

[@laurentcherrier8492]

"Saint Etienne" is just thé name of thé town were were made thé french guns 6:29 . It IS not thé name of thé inventor.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir but according to our team research we found that's name

[@timotheemc-t7003]

@@WorldDataList-tc9gfyou have to recreate a new team 🥲 Saint Etienne is a city. It has a big manufacture of weapons.

[@Meerab-k2m1l]

1:14 le mat is modern revolver that's time

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks a lot

[@aChewyGummyBear]

We went back in time at 4:32

[@D.Flores-gu4gr]

The Confederacy didn't even exist in 1855 and the Gasser wasn't invented by Peru. So many inaccuracies

[@timotheemc-t7003]

the LeMat revolver is french

[@timotheemc-t7003]

@CristobalCampbell-wu7fu The gun was made by a french guy, in the confederates states yeah, but it's just what i said, it's a french weapon so

[@user-sf9rn9yx5f]

Weapon cowboy era!

[@0101-c3q]

Pour moi le plus beau revolver, par sa ligne et son design, restera le Colt Army 1860... j'espère en posséder un original un jour... 😊

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@Duraid-v3l]

❤❤❤

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks

[@stephenmeyer6049]

Je trouve ça dommage de les montrer sous leur forme basique et pas améliorer mais bon c'est sympa quand même.

[@pughoneycutt1986]

No S&W scolfield ?

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

i think missed it

[@quando.quacko]

Didn’t Billy the kid use a colt m1877?

[@plasma-wh5sc]

Lefaucheux best revolver

[@Jhon-m9e8v]

Willam wesson revolver ❤❤❤

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

thanks a lot dear

[@Bvm513]

No gunneson revolver?

[@Diamond_pup2008]

Idk about yall but to me Smith and Wesson M10 is the best❤

[@ДмитрийИняхин-л8э]

Револьверы- красивое оружие.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@teatime6597]

British Bulldog 1872 and SW M10 1899 looks like they were produced today....

[@WOLK.]

It is very strange why the best and most famous revolver of the wild west, Colt 1873 “Peacemaker,” was not presented. And instead of it, the Colt SAA 1872 is shown. Although these are different revolvers!

[@brickfacem109r9]

The single action army is the peacemaker. And Colt never called it the peacemaker, the public gave it that nickname

[@anatoliy3323]

All America was conquered with Colt

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@jiri1501]

Frontier?

[@morgan_morris1997]

S&W Model 10 in .38 Special>>>

[@Ukr.Stalker]

Colt 1851 Navy used by Clint Eastwood from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

[@natasyaiby7705]

Bro where is colt revolver?

[@bradymaddox8841]

The Colts SSA was in 1873

[@ДмитрийИняхин-л8э]

Бог создал людей разными... А Кольт сделал их равными.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

sure sir

[@CosmicTaco333]

Smith & Wesson Model #3 break top revolver is missing from the lineup.

[@WorldDataList-tc9gf]

i will try best sir

[@guillermocarbini6321]

whera are smith amd wesson nro1 ,nro 2 and nor3 and russian

[@Metalwork1000]

I'm not really sure why.But a lot of your dates are just not true like you could look it up.The lemat was made in 1856 the colt 1851 navy was made in 1851 not 1850 there are also a couple others that are wrong 🤔