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The Single Action Army Colt which inspired the song, is listed as serial # 5966 manufactured in 1874 and
ordnance sub-inspected by O.W. Ainsworth. The antique is noteworthy in itself as a collectors piece, one
of 17 extant Custer 5900 serial number SAA Colts possibly from the Battle of Little Big Horn June 26,
1876. The Colt originated from Lot Six (#5505-#6516), one of the "prime" lots from which the 7th Cavalry
received their initial issue prior to departure into the Black Hills. The antique is featured in a GLA
"Open Roads" promotional photo.
ordnance sub-inspected by O.W. Ainsworth. The antique is noteworthy in itself as a collectors piece, one
of 17 extant Custer 5900 serial number SAA Colts possibly from the Battle of Little Big Horn June 26,
1876. The Colt originated from Lot Six (#5505-#6516), one of the "prime" lots from which the 7th Cavalry
received their initial issue prior to departure into the Black Hills. The antique is featured in a GLA
"Open Roads" promotional photo.
| Right side note "A" stamp on cylinder |
| Bottom frame / trigger guard serial numbers |
Single Action Army Colt #5966
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| (below) "Bulls eye" cartridge ejector |
| John A. Kopec letter of authentication |
Song: Single Action Army Colt
