Top 15 RAREST Revolvers Used In The Wild West

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Discover the rarest revolvers of the Wild West — the bizarre, forgotten, and collectible firearms that outlaws and lawmen once carried on the frontier. These aren’t your typical Colt Peacemakers. From the LeMat revolver with its hidden shotgun barrel, to the ingenious Merwin Hulbert revolver with its unique twist-and-pull design, these are the rare cowboy guns that even Hollywood won’t show you. In this video, we dive deep into the rarest Wild West revolvers ever made: The Colt Cloverleaf revolver with its odd four-shot cylinder. The iconic Colt Navy revolver, a favorite of Wild West gunfighters. And other rare Wild West firearms that collectors hunt down today. Each revolver tells a story — of survival, innovation, and why some of these guns vanished from the frontier. You’ll learn how rare designs worked, why they failed, and how they changed the way gunslingers fought in the Old West. 0:00 – Intro 01:16 – Colt Paterson 03:03 – Savage Navy 1861 04:49 – Starr Double Action 1858/1863 06:46 – Colt Root Sidehammer 08:41 – Moore's Patent Revolver 10:42 – Remington Rider Pocket Revolver 12:51 – Whitney Navy Revolver 14:43 – Joslyn Revolver 16:31 – Forehand & Wadsworth Revolver 18:50 – British Bulldog Revolver 20:46 – Allen & Wheelock Revolvers 22:44 – Remington 1890 24:31 – Remington 1875 26:39 – Colt Cloverleaf Revolver 28:31 – Merwin Hulbert Pocket Army 🔥 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more deep dives into Wild West history, rare guns, and forgotten frontier myths. Hit the bell so you never miss the next story.