Nothing. The Police Positive Target isn't made until 1910 and The New Line pocket revolvers are gone by 1877.
A .22 revolver question
I have a reason for asking this. What Colt revolver models could fit this description in 1906? "....small (presumably short barreled) Colt .22 revolver..."
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The Police Positive Target was introduced in 1907, but I don't know if it was available in .22LR that year.
In any case, the Police Positive Target was made with a 6 inch barrel.
In any case, the Police Positive Target was made with a 6 inch barrel.
The little Colt Open Top comes to mind.
As does the Colt New Line.
While older - they'd've been around in 1906 - still doing their job.
As does the Colt New Line.
While older - they'd've been around in 1906 - still doing their job.
First year for the PPT in .22 was 1910.The Police Positive Target was introduced in 1907, but I don't know if it was available in .22LR that year.
In any case, the Police Positive Target was made with a 6 inch barrel.
DWalt, are you asking if there was a Colt made in 1906 in .22 or an older gun, like an Old Line or New Line, that was just around at that time ?
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