Colt Model 1877 "Lightning" Double Action Revolver in caliber .38 Colt and the similar revolver model "Thunderer" in caliber .41 Colt.
Colt Model 1877 "Lightning" Double Action Revolver, made 1877 - 1909, total production 166,849 The collector's name is "Lightning", but this goes only for cal.38 Colt. Within the same serial range, and in the same complexion, was produced the "Thunderer" in Cal.41 Colt.
During the Hatfield-McCoy feud, firearms commonly used included revolvers and rifles, with calibers like .44 and .45 being prevalent. The feud, which occurred in the late 19th century, saw both families utilizing the weapons of the time, including Winchester rifles and Colt revolvers. These calibers were typical of the era and suited for both hunting and conflict.
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Yes, revolvers are still being made- including new calibers and new designs. Revolvers remain very popular for defense, target shooting, and hunting.
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In 1849, production of the Colt Pocket Percussion revolvers began. Below is a link with a short history of the Pocket Colt.
If not factory, basically impossilbe. If factory, you will have to compare to Colt Catalogs.
Colt's records, R.L. Wilson's The Book of Colt Firearms to name a few.
You will have to call COLT to find out.
There are several .38 calibers out there which have had revolvers chambered for them. .38 Special and .38 Colt Special are the same thing, so if you have a .38 that is either one of those two the answer is yes. .38 S&W, .38 Short Colt, .38 Long Colt are not interchangeable with the .38 Special, so if you have an older gun that is one of those, the answer is no. If you can't figure it out, check with a reputable gunsmith.