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Transitional revolver
Modern use
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Overview
- Pepper shakers Salt and pepper shakers
- Multiple-barrel firearm
- Handgun
- Gun barrels Gun barrel
- Single shot
- Lock Lock (firearm)
- Hammer Hammer (firearms)
- Revolver
- Cylinder Cylinder (firearms)
- Firelock
- Ammunition
- Breechloading
- Matchlock
- Wheellock
- Flintlock
- Caplock
- Pinfire
- Rimfire Rimfire ammunition
- Centerfire
- Sidearms Sidearm (weapon)
- Long guns Long gun
Early years
- American Civil War
- 15th century
- Ribauldequin
- Volley gun
- Percussion cap
- Alexander Forsyth
- Budding Edwin Beard Budding
- Engholm Johan Engholm
Popularity
- Muzzle loaders Muzzle loader
- Samuel Colt
- Musket
- British India
- Ethan Allen Ethan Allen (armsmaker)
- Joseph Manton
- Variant with a retractable knife blade Knife pistol
- Rifled barrels
- Break action
- Old West
- Gold prospectors Gold prospector
- 1849 California gold rush
- Gold miners Gold miner
- Colt Navy revolver
- Eureka Stockade
Transitional revolver
- Manresa
- Ripoll
- Collier flintlock revolver
- Daniel Leavitt
- Colt Dragoon
- Mexican War Mexican–American War
- Colt Walker
- Winfield Scott
- Smith & Wesson
- Webley Webley & Scott
- Adams Robert Adams (handgun designer)
- Rupertus Jacob Rupertus
Revival
- Pocket pistol
- Dolne M1869 Apache revolver Apache revolver
- Paris street gangs Apaches (subculture)
- Knuckle-duster Knuckleduster
- .22 Short
- Remington Zig-Zag Derringer
- Single action
- Double action
- Christian Sharps
- Derringer
Modern use
- .22 caliber
- Cobray
- Colt Defender Mark I
- Robert Hillberg
- Heckler & Koch
- P11 pistol Heckler & Koch P11
- COP .357 Derringer
- .410 gauge .410 bore
- Osa Osa (handgun)
- Reprringer
- 3D printed 3D print
Popular culture
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Important terminology
pepperbox pepperboxes barrels revolver barrel cylinder gun hammer used could colt pistol percussion fired firing derringer early use also revolvers
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