Here is the trailer for the upcoming flick “Social Media Marketing” featuring Lindsey Fair and the MCOM 42 class. Stay tuned to catch the full version! Coming to your favorite SNS soon! Recorded during November 4th MCOM 42 class.

www.nramuseum.org As metallic cartridges became more popular for personal protection arms in the 1870s, the Colt factory in Hartford, CT began marketing a series of small single-shot derringers, both domestically and for foreign markets. In Great Britain, this Colt line of handguns was distributed through a representative in Pall Mall, an upscale London business district. In order to be sold in the British market, the American-manufactured Colt products had to meet stringent proofing standards and received British proofmarks. A recent donation to the National Firearms Museum represents an incredible group of London-marked Colt derringers, representing many factory variations in finish, casing and grip materials offered and includes two special braces of early Colt derringers — Cased pair of Colt Second Model .41 derringers, SNs 5476/8160 with British proofs — Cased pair of Colt First Model .41 derringers, SNs 4289/1025 with British proofs Colt’s First and Second Model derringers were actually based on the No. 1 and No. 2 derringer models marketed by the National Arms Company of Brooklyn. Bought out by Colt, the single-shot design of these two models was improved and quickly returned to sale under the Colt marquee. Despite the best of Hartford’s merchandising efforts, Colt’s versions were not best-sellers and only slightly exceeded sales figures when National Arms did the marketing. Even a last-ditch alteration of the Second Model derringer to accept .41 centerfire …
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