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Summary Of Making Men Equal The Legend Of Samuel Twenty
In this short paper I will go over my thoughts on the article we were given for review this week… Making Men Equal: The Legend of Samuel Colt’s 200th Birthday; By: Arnold M.Chernoff. I love firearms history, so anything to do with Colt is definitely something I enjoy reading.

Mr. Chernoff began by giving us a little bit of Mr. Colts foundation by writing about the “winter of 1831 that Sam Colt saw a revolving pistol for the first time. This occasion was so important that he lied about it in later years. The gun shop he visited in Calcutta had a few examples of the Collier revolving flintlock pistol. Studying them gave Sam ideas for improving the revolver.” I find it so interesting that having so little experience with firearms at the time
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