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 642 CT Airweight Crimson Trace Lasergrip .38 Special +P Revolver
Capacity: 5 | Barrel Length: 1.87 inches$799.00 $598.99
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Cimarron Man With No Name Army .45 Colt Case Hardened Revolver
Cimarron 1872 Open Top Army .44 Special Case Hardened Revolver
Pietta 1873 Single Action Army 4.75-inch .357 Mag Black, Color Case Revolver
Pietta 1873 Single Action Army 4.75-Inch .45 Colt Black Color Case Revolver
Uberti 1872 Open Top Late Model Army .45 Colt Blued Revolver
Pietta 1873 Single Action Army Low Wide Hammer .45 Colt Case Hardened Revolver
Cimarron 1858 New Model Army .45 Colt Blue/Black Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1875 Army Outlaw .45 Colt Blue/Black Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1875 Army Outlaw 9mm Blued Steel Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1875 Army Outlaw .357 Mag Blued Revolver
Cimarron 1872 Open Top Army .38 Special Blue/Black Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1860 Army Long Cylinder Conversion .45 Colt Blue/Case Hardened Revolver
Heritage Arms Rough Rider American Flag .22 LR Blue Revolver
Colt Single Action Army Peacemaker .45 Colt Blue/Black Revolver
Colt Single Action Army Peacemaker .45 Colt Color Case Hardened Revolver
Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider 4th of July Engraved Artwork .22 LR Case Hardened Revolver
Colt Single Action Army Wiley Clapp Edition .45 ACP Full Polished Blue Revolver
Cimarron U.S.V. Artillery .45 Colt Case Hardened Revolver
Colt Single Action Army Nimschke Engraver's Edition .45 Colt Blued Revolver
Colt Single Action Army Wiley Clapp Edition Gunfighter .45 ACP Full Polished Blue Revolver
Pietta 1873 Single Action Army .45 Colt Color Case Hardened Revolver
Colt Single Action Army 3rd Generation .45 Colt Case Colored Frame and Polished Blue Revolver
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