Revolvers
Experience the legendary simplicity and reliability of the revolver. Shop our collection of single and double-action models, ranging from classic pocket snubbies to powerful large-frame wheel guns for hunting and defense.
Featured Revolvers
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Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 19 Carry Comp PowerPort .357 Mag and .38 Special +P Blue/Black Revolver
Capacity: 6 | Barrel Length: 3 inches$1349.00 $1180.99As low as $1080.99 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Model 642 Airweight No Internal Lock .38 Special Stainless/Silver Revolver
Capacity: 5 | Barrel Length: 1.87 inches$670.99 $506.49As low as $456.49 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson 686 Plus 7-Inch .357 Mag Stainless/Silver Revolver
Capacity: 7 | Barrel Length: 7 inches$1059.00 $819.99As low as $744.99 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Model 29 Classic .44 Remington Mag .44 Special Blued Revolver
Capacity: 6 | Barrel Length: 6.5 inches$1429.00 $1271.49As low as $1171.49 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Model 500 Ported 4 Inch .500 Mag Stainless/Silver Revolver
Capacity: 5 | Barrel Length: 4 inches$1699.00 $1482.99As low as $1332.99 with rebate
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$569.00 $542.49
As low as $492.49 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Governor .410/.45 Colt/.45 ACP Stainless Revolver
Capacity: 6 | Barrel Length: 2.75 inches$949.00 $825.99As low as $750.99 with rebate
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Taurus Raging Hunter Long Barrel .460 S&W Mag Blue/Black Revolver
Chiappa Firearms Rhino 30DS-X Special Edition .357 Mag Matte Stainless Steel Revolver
Taurus 850 Double Action Only Fully Shrouded .38 Special Stainless Revolver
Charter Arms Undercover Lite .38 Special Stainless/Silver Revolver
Colt King Cobra Carry 6-Shot .357 Mag/.38 Special Matte Stainless Revolver
Charter Arms Coyote Spurred Hammer .380 ACP Stainless Revolver
Charter Arms Undercover II Concealed Carry .38 Special Olive Drab Green Revolver
Diamondback Firearms SDR TALO Limited Edition .357 Mag Blue Stainless Steel Revolver
Diamondback Firearms Sidekick Convertible .22 LR and .22 WMR Midnight Bronze Cerakote Revolver
Smith & Wesson 432 Ultimate Carry .32 H&R Mag Black Revolver
Charter Arms Target Bulldog .44 Special Stainless/Silver Revolver
Charter Arms Pathfinder Lite Lavender Lady .22 LR Stainless/Silver with Lavender Frame Revolver
Smith & Wesson 642UC Ultimate Carry .38 Special +P Stainless Steel Revolver
Smith & Wesson 686 SPEC R 7-Shot .357 Mag Titanium Cerakote and Black PVD Revolver w/ Aimpoint ACRO P-2
Charter Arms Pathfinder Lite Pink Lady .22 LR Stainless/Silver Revolver
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