Rectifying an Error and Historically Correct Hats
Well, when discussing the .44-40 vs the .45 Colt, I made an error in stating that the 1871-72 Colt Open Top was chambered in .44 Colt. It was not. It was chambered in .44 Henry Rimfire. You expect historical accuracy and I couldn't let my misstatement stand. And, speaking of historical accuracy, let's look at a few hat styles featured in period photographs that leave little doubt regarding their authenticity. Bowen, Ezra, (Ed.). (1973). The Old West: The Cowboys, Time Life Books. OPEN RANGE (2003), Best Scene, ABC Cinema. YouTube, Jan 14, 2023, • Open Range - Best Scene APPALOOSA (2008), Original Theatrical Trailer, Warner Bros. YouTube, Jul 8, 2014, • Appaloosa - Original Theatrical Trailer
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