The Gun That Could’ve Killed Santa Anna (But Didn’t) @HighCaliberHistoryLLC
The Gun That Could’ve Killed Santa Anna (But Didn’t)  @HighCaliberHistoryLLC
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Colt Walker wasn’t just powerful, it was revolutionary. Built by Samuel Colt with input from Texas Ranger Samuel Walker, this massive revolver could’ve changed the course of the Mexican-American War - but Colt couldn't deliver and Walker died before his men ever received it.

Only 1,100 were made. Fewer than 100 survive today.

Discover the story of the gun that saved Colt’s career, nearly killed Santa Anna, and became a legend of the Old West.

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