5 Interesting Revolvers to Search for on GunBroker.com

5 Interesting Revolvers to Search for on GunBroker.com

5 Interesting Revolvers to Search for on GunBroker.com It is hard to beat the simplicity and reliability of a revolver. Whether you are looking for a Ruger 357 revolver that is a modern reproduction of the Colt Single Action Army, or you want a revolver that can load shotshells, there are plenty of unique revolvers on the market. You can find many of them through user listings for sale or auction on GunBroker.com. Here are some of the distinct revolvers you might find the next time you browse listings.

The Judge: Shotgun or Revolver?

The Judge pistol is a case of being two things at once. Like many other revolvers, despite being chambered in 45 Colt, it accepts a different caliber: 410 bore shotshells. However, because it has a rifled barrel, it does not qualify as a short-barreled shotgun under the rules of the National Firearms Act of 1934. However, California has a broader definition, making it the one state it is illegal to own a Judge in. But if you find yourself in any of the other 49 states, it is worth taking a shot at this piece from a GunBroker.com seller.

The LeMat: Shotgun and Revolver While the Judge may plainly be a revolver pistol, the LeMat, chambered in 42 or 46, features an entire second barrel chambered in 20 gauge. The barrel, unlike the Judge, is smooth and can fire buckshot. Less than 3,000 were made, making the original a rare revolver that demands a high price. However, the Pietta company of Italy has made modern reproductions since 1985, and you might be able to find them from private sellers on GunBroker.com.

The Ruger Vaquero: A Modern Peacemaker

The Colt Single Action Army is an iconic revolver used by cowboys in the wild west. However, the Peacemaker had a problem: Riding a horse with a CSSA fully loaded could cause an accidental discharge. Modern reproductions, such as the Ruger Vaquero, have largely fixed this problem thanks to more than a century of innovations in safety. If you are looking for a way to feel like a cowboy but without the downsides, try a Vaquero.

The Chiappa Rhino: Upside Down If you are looking for a modern revolver with a distinct action, try the Chiappa Rhino. The revolver shoots from the bottom cylinder instead of the top, lowering the bore axis and mitigating recoil and muzzle flip. This can affect the parallax, however, when aiming at close range.

The Merwin Hulbert: A Unique Action You have probably never heard of the Merwin Hulbert, but it was once a rival to Colt and S&W. It opens by twisting the barrel to expose the cylinder, and live rounds stayed in the cylinder while empty cases fell out. Barrels could thus be switched out without the worry of headspace issues or cylinder gap lengths. Jesse James used a 44 caliber model during his outlaw days.

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