Modern American pistols and revolvers
By: an account of the development of pistols and revolvers in America; descriptions of the varieties manufactured; manner of shooting them; work accomplished with these arms; departments of pistol and revolver shooting; impressions formed by studying these arms; and rules governing pistol and revolver competitions, by A. C. Gould ("Ralph Greenwood")
Edition: New rev. ed.
Publisher: Whidden
Published: 1894
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
Subjects: Pistols; Revolvers; Target practice
Other titles: American pistols and revolvers.
Notes: Access to portions of this material may be restricted.
Table of contents: title: Development of American pistols and revolvers; title: American single-shot pistols; title: The Colt revolver; title: American revolvers, Smith & Wesson's productions; title: Miscellaneous revolvers, Revolvers classified; title: Test of military revolvers by the United States Ordnance Board; title: Target revolvers; title: Pocket revolvers; title: Ammunition for pistols and revolvers; title: Reloading ammunition for pistols and revolvers; title: Revolver shooting record in America; title: Some performances with the pistol; title: Pistol and revolver shooting at long range; title: Impressions formed by investigations; title: Rules for pistol and revolver shooting.