Jeff Milton

American Police Officer and Gunsmith

Jeff Milton - American Police Officer and Gunsmith
Born

November 7th, 1861
163 years ago

Died

1947
78 years ago — 86 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

United States

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Served as a law enforcement officer for over four decades, primarily in the American Southwest. Built a reputation as a skilled gunsmith and firearms expert, contributing significantly to the development and enhancement of revolvers and other firearms. Played a role in the expansion of law enforcement during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Worked in various capacities, including as a deputy U.S. Marshal and a sheriff, and was involved in high-profile cases in Arizona and New Mexico.

Served as a deputy U.S. Marshal

Worked as a sheriff in New Mexico

Developed and modified firearms

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