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The .45 ACP--which stands for AUTOMATIC COLT PISTOL is used in semiautomatic pistols. The .45 Colt is used in revolvers.
No. But there are revolvers made to shoot .410 shells that also fire .45 Colt cartridges,
45 long colt is more powerful. It is usually used in revolvers and lever action rifles.
Basically any gun can have a silencer. Silencers don't work as well on revolvers, but any gun can be threaded for one.
The 5-in-1 is a blank cartridge. It was designed to permit several different firearms- usually single action "Western" revolvers use the same ammo- on a movie set. They were intended for 38-40 and 44-40 rifles and revolvers, and 45 Colt revolvers (5 in 1)
Any firearm maked for the .45 ACP cartridge. This has been around since 1911, and includes a HUGE number of pistols, derringers, revolvers, carbines and submachine guns.
The 45 long colt has a longer rimmed case and is used in revolvers and rifles. The 45ACP has no rim, is shorter and is used in automatic pistols. They share the same bullets but the cases and powder charges are different. You can't interchange the two.
Which .45 handgun are you referring to? The .45 Colt revolver (Peacemaker) goes back to about 1873. The traditional "45 Auto" was adopted by the US Military in 1911, but there were other, earlier .45 caliber automatics. And of course, .45 caliber black powder ball and cap pistols, ball and cap revolvers, etc are MUCH earlier than the Peacemaker. So... which handgun?
The 45 long colt has a longer rimmed case and is used in revolvers and rifles. The 45ACP has no rim, is shorter and is used in automatic pistols. They share the same bullets but the cases and powder charges are different. You can't interchange the two.
Six. All revolvers, with the exception of one or two specialty peices, fired Six.
Single action, double action, double action only. There have been automatic revolvers (the Webley-Fosberry) There have been ball-and-cap revolvers, and even one flintlock revolver (did not work well) There have been tip up revolvers, top break revolvers, and swing-out cylinder revolvers. There was one revolver made to shoot triangular bullets, and some to shoot shotgun shells. There have been revolvers with 2, 3, or MANY barrels. There have been 4 shot, 5 shot, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12- or more- shot revolvers. There were revolvers that loaded from the front, the bottom, and the rear. All in all, there are probably several HUNDRED different types of revolvers.