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Revision as of 05:46, April 2, 2016
A Colt is a young male horse (originally "young ass") under the age of one year, after which it is a yearling. It also means a young or inexperienced person. In Biblical translations itt is also used for "young camel".
Colt Firearms
Colt is an American firearms manufacturer that produces, most notably among gun enthusiasts, .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum revolvers and a top-of-the-line quality AR-15 semi-automatic rifles.