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  1. gundigest.com

    The .45 Colt. It's been with us since 1873, and it isn't about to fade away. It can purr like a kitty or roar like a lion. Although it was replaced by the .38 Long Colt in 1892 as the U.S. Army's official sidearm, the miserable performance of that combination in the Philippine-American conflict forced the powers that be to rethink their choice.
  2. thetruthaboutguns.com

    The .45 Colt, frequently also known as .45 Long Colt, is a cartridge with an interesting history. It was developed in the early 1870's and achieved official adoption in 1873. It was originally chambered in the Colt Single Action Army revolver, also known as the Peacemaker.
  3. pewpewtactical.com

    .45 ACP vs. .45 Colt.45 ACP is frequently thought to be similar to .45 Colt. It's the same, but different, but also the same. Featuring a slightly smaller diameter, the velocities of the lighter .45 ACP bullet mimic those of standard .45 Colt loads that have a heavier bullet.. This means the .45 Colt comes capable of more stopping power.. The .45 Colt packs a punch.
  4. thetruthaboutguns.com

    The Colt shooters could easily use the shorter Smith & Wesson cartridge, so the quartermasters began referring to the Colt round as "45 Long Colt". The Frankford Arsenal ended up dropping the longer round from production in 1887 and solely manufactured the 45 S&W round as the " . 45 caliber M1887 Military Ball Cartridge " until 1892 ...
  5. ammunitiontogo.com

    Alternate Names: .45 Long Colt, .45 Colt, 11.43×33mmR; The golden age of an untamed American West, with cattle drives and gold rushes and homesteads sprouting across the landscape, as faded into the past. But you can still shoot like the men (and women!) who settled the West.
  6. gunmagwarehouse.com

    May 28, 2024It used a heavier, 255-grain bullet, over 40 grains of black powder, with a muzzle velocity hovering at about 1000 feet per second. The .45 Colt was an improvement over the .44 Colt and could stop a horse up to 75 yards away. How the .45 Colt Became the .45 Long Colt. Today, the .45 Colt is sometimes referred to as the .45 Long Colt.
  7. firearmsnews.com

    The .45 Colt cartridge would unofficially take on the name .45 "Long" Colt by U.S. Army quartermasters as a way to differentiate between it and Smith and Wesson's shorter .45 Schofield cartridge also in service, and inventory. While a .45 Colt revolver would chamber and effectively fire the .45 Schofield cartridge, the opposite was not true.
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