This video delves into the intriguing history of Rollin White's involvement with firearms manufacturing, specifically focusing on the solid-frame .22 rimfire revolvers produced by the Rollin White Arms Company. Despite Rollin White's pivotal patent for the bored-through cylinder, his personal firearm designs were largely impractical and unproduced. The video highlights the limited production bearing his name, the mysterious formation and quick name change of the Rollin White Arms Company, and its contract to supply revolvers to Smith & Wesson. It also details the variations in these early revolvers, including the loading mechanism and the early model's unique ejector system.
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