This video discusses the historical concept of stocked handguns, focusing on the 1860 Colt Revolver as an example. The host explores why stocked percussion revolvers, despite their historical precedent, are uncommon today, even though black powder revolvers are exempt from certain modern firearm regulations. The discussion touches on the long history of stocked pistols and the impact of laws on their prevalence.
This video compares a 1860 Colt percussion pistol with a Richard-Mason Type 2 Cartridge conversion. It explores the transition from percussion to cartridge firearms in the late 1800s, highlighting why many people didn't immediately upgrade due to cost and the sufficiency of their existing percussion revolvers. The comparison delves into the advantages and disadvantages of both systems for average users during that era.
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