He learned gunsmithing from his older brother, J. D. White in 1837 and would later claim that the idea for a "rear-loading" Pepper-box revolver came to him while working in his brother's shop in 1839.
He would later claim that the idea for a "rear-loading" Pepper-box revolver came to him while working in his brother's shop in 1839. He learned gunsmithing from his older brother, J. D. White in 1837.
He learned gunsmithing from his older brother, J. D. White in 1837. He would later claim that the idea for a "rear-loading" Pepper-box revolver came to him while working in his brother's shop in 1839.
He learned gunsmithing from his older brother, J. D. White in 1837. He would later claim that the idea for a "rear-loading" Pepper-box revolver came to him while working in his brother's shop in 1839.