Confederate Spiller & Burr Revolver (Presentation!)
This review details the Spiller & Burr, the third most common Confederate martial revolver, highlighting its troubled production history marked by material shortages and mechanical flaws. Despite initial contract issues and a shift from Colt to Whitney designs, later models incorporated improvements like standardized .36 caliber, Colt-style latches, and safety slots. The analysis includes a close examination of a well-preserved specimen and its unique markings and sights.









