Что стало с револьверами Паттона с рукоятками из слоновой кости

We clear up the myth surrounding Patton's revolvers to show you exactly what he carried and where those guns are today. General Patton is famous for his sidearms, but the popular image of a matched set is incorrect. In reality, he carried a Colt and a Smith & Wesson, not a pair. This video examines the provenance of the Colt single action army used during the 1916 Mexico campaign and tracks its journey from his holster to the auction block. By separating the legend from the record, we offer a grounded perspective on the firearm history associated with America's most recognizable general. We look at the specific details of these revolvers to determine which pieces were truly his and how they survived long after the war. Collector Insider tells the stories behind real guns, the men who carried them, and the history that made them famous. If you are enjoying the video, then we would really appreciate it if you subscribed to the channel as it helps us to grow. Which of these pieces would you want to hold? Tell us in the comments. 0:00 The Truth Behind Patton's Iconic Revolvers 1:34 The 1916 Colt and the San Miguelito Ranch Fight 4:17 The Registered Magnum: A Different Kind of Gun 8:27 Debunking the Pearl-Handled Legend 12:36 The Colt That Actually Went to Auction