Description

With an on-going military contract, Colt turned his eye on the civilian market in 1848. The first civilian pocket revolver, known as the Baby Dragoon, was a 23 ounce, .31 caliber pistol that fit easily in a coat pocket or belt holster, but lacked a loading lever. The following year the 1849 Pocket Model with integrated loading lever hit the market and Colt’s success in the civilian market was assured.

Technical Specifications:

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Caliber: .31

Barrel Length: 4 Inches

No. of Grooves: 7

Twist: Left

Total Length: 9.5 Inches

Weight: Baby Dragoon and Wells Fargo- 1.46 lbs, 1849 Pocket- 1.54 lbs

Cylinder: 5 Shot, Engraved

Grip: One-piece Walnut

Finish: Frame- case hardened, Barrel- blued, Backstrap- brass, Trigger Guard- brass

340310 – 1848 Baby Dragoon 4″ – MSRP $270

340380 – 1849 Wells Fargo 4″ – MSRP $270

340350 – 1849 Pocket 4″ – MSRP $270