To: Scenic Sounds
The "Smith & Wesson" revolver????!!!!!!!
Robert Ford used a .44 caliber Colt SAA "Peacemaker" revolver with a 7 12" barrel to shoot Jesse James and it was not nickel-plated.
"Caviat Emptor"
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
Robert Ford used a .44 caliber Colt SAA "Peacemaker" revolver with a 7 12" barrel to shoot Jesse James and it was not nickel-plated. "Caviat Emptor"
YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME! ;-)
6 posted on
11/12/2003 8:24:30 AM PST by
Scenic Sounds
(A veces, la locura reside tan cerca como una peca mera.)
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
Robert Ford used a .44 caliber Colt SAA "Peacemaker"Are you sure? There's a hell of a lot of difference between the Colt SAA and the Smith and Wesson 1st Model American or the 3rd Model Russian .44's.
20 posted on
11/12/2003 12:48:26 PM PST by
45Auto
(Big holes are (almost) always better.)
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
New Model Smith and Wesson .44 Russian (replica from navy Arms)
![](http://www.navyarms.com/assets/images/NMR044.jpg)
21 posted on
11/12/2003 12:51:23 PM PST by
45Auto
(Big holes are (almost) always better.)
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
The 1875 Smith and Wesson Schofield was cahmbered in .44-40., among other calibers.
![](http://www.navyarms.com/assets/images/SCM044.jpg)
22 posted on
11/12/2003 12:56:05 PM PST by
45Auto
(Big holes are (almost) always better.)
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
Nickel plated Smith and Wesson Model 2 with a shortened barrel from 1875.
![](http://www.armchairgunshow.com/images/SCH2585.jpg)
23 posted on
11/12/2003 12:58:20 PM PST by
45Auto
(Big holes are (almost) always better.)
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
Robert Ford used a .44 caliber Colt SAA "Peacemaker" revolver...I think you're right. I have a book at home that shows Ford holding a Colt "Frontier Model" (as they were originaly called) and the caption says that it was the revolvwer used to kill James.
To: You Gotta Be Kidding Me
I agree because I’m the great great nephew of Robert ford and I am trying to find this gun so help find this gun
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