Videos tagged with Colt Police Positive Special

This video provides an in-depth look at the Colt Police Positive Special revolver, introduced in 1907. It highlights the firearm's significance in law enforcement and civilian markets, its innovative hammer block safety mechanism allowing all six chambers to be loaded, and its various finishes and grip options. The discussion also touches upon its place in Colt's double-action revolver lineage and its value to collectors.

This expert-level entry details the Colt Detective Special, an iconic firearm from NRA Publications. It covers the revolver's history, design evolution through various issues and related models like the Colt Cobra, and its competition with the Smith & Wesson Chief Special. The entry highlights its use by law enforcement, armed citizens, and its significant military procurement during WWII, including its appearance in film noir and ownership by General George S. Patton.

This video provides an expert overview of the Colt Police Positive Revolver from Brownells' 'From The Vault' series, presented by Steve Ostrem. It covers the revolver's history starting in 1907, its D-frame design, caliber limitations (.38 S&W vs. .38 Special), and the 'Positive' safety lock mechanism. The discussion also touches on its market value, accuracy, and the evolution into the Police Positive Special.

This expert review from NRApubs, featuring Mark Keefe, provides a comprehensive look at the Colt Detective Special. Keefe, as Editor of American Rifleman, details its historical context, design evolution from the Police Positive Special, and its iconic status in law enforcement and popular culture. The review highlights its mechanical nuances, such as the unique rearward cylinder release, and its place in the snub-nose revolver market, acknowledging competition from Smith & Wesson.

This video provides an expert overview of the Colt Police Positive Special, a firearm favored by Al Capone. Patrick R. from TFB TV details its historical significance, design evolution compared to other Colt models like the Detective Special, and its practical handling characteristics. The review highlights its .38 Special chambering, 6-round capacity, and internal safety features, offering insights into its market value and performance as a manageable shooter.