Shooting Characteristics
The Pocket Revolvers, both original and Replica are somewhat more challenging to shoot at moderate range than the larger Colt-type revolvers. Point of impact is generally a foot or more above point of aim at 25 yards. Nevertheless by holding Kentucky windage or installing a taller front sight, the shooter may expect to make telling hits on a man-sized silhouette target at that range and very effective sustained fire at shorter distances.
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Replica Pocket Navy top with replica 31 Pocket Model below
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A leverless 1849 Pocket model with cased accessories including powder flask, bullet mould, bullets, balls and percussion caps. This variation closely resembles the earlier "Baby Dragoon"
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Colt Pocket Pistol Mod 1848 .31 caliber, "Baby Dragoon" Square-back Trigger Guard
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Original Pocket Police fired from 23 yards.
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