Although it appears to be a conversion, the 1871-72 Open Top model was Colts first revolver specifically manufactured to fire a centerfire cartridge by incorporating the loading gate in the frame. Since Colt did not use percussion revolver parts, the revolver was manufactured as an entirely new model, first with Navy-sized grips, later with Army-sized grips. The Hickok model is a modern twist on the classic Open Top that features a snub nose barrel. This model features a case-hardened forged steel frame, round barrel with front blade sight, no ejector rod, blued steel grip parts, an Army-sized walnut grip, and a rear sight notch on the rear of the barrel.
Revolvers
Taylors & Company 550958 Uberti Hickok Open-Top 38 Special 6 Shot 3.50″ Blued Barrel, Blued Engraved Cylinder, Color Case Hardened Steel Frame, Walnut Army Grip, Hammer Bar Safety, Exposed Hammer
$685.00
Taylors & Company’s Uberti Hickok Open-Top brings classic 1871-72 Colt design into the modern era with a practical snub-nose 3.50″ barrel and period-correct case-hardened frame.
Availability: Only 2 left in stock
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