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
-
Smith & Wesson Model 29 Classic .44 Remington Mag .44 Special Blued Revolver
Capacity: 6 | Barrel Length: 6.5 inches$1429.00 $1364.99As low as $1264.99 with rebate
-
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
Shop All Revolvers
Cimarron Frontier Model P Pre-War Frame 7.5-inch Barrel .45 Colt Stainless Steel Revolver
Cimarron Holy Smoker .357 Mag and .38 Special White/Silver Cross Black Revolver
Taylor's & Company Gunfighter Defender Case Hardened Frame .357 Mag .38 Special Blued Revolver
Taurus 650 Fully Shrouded Hammer .357 Mag .38 Special .38 Special +P Matte Stainless Steel Revolver
Taylor's & Company Runnin Iron Deluxe Edition .45 Colt Blue Finish With Case Hardened Frame Revolver
Cimarron Frontier Old Model 4.75 Inch Fixed Sight .357 Mag .38 Special Case Hardened Revolver
Diamondback Firearms DB Sidekick Jesse James Edition Convertible .22 LR and .22 WMR Blue Cerakote Revolver
Heritage Manufacturing Rough Rider RR22B6-USF02 6-Shot 6.5-Inch Barrel .22 LR Black Oxide Revolver
Magnum Research BFR 6-Shot 10-Inch Barrel .30-30 Winchester Stainless/Silver Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1873 Cattleman Single Action .357 Mag Nickel Finish with Charcoal-Blue Screws Revolver
Taylor's & Company Uberti 1873 Cattleman Photo Engraved .357 Mag White Heat Treated with Charcoal-Blue Screws Revolver
Taylor's & Company 1873 Drifter Taylor Tuned Full Octagonal 5.5in .357 Mag and .38 Special Blue/Black Revolver
Smith & Wesson 686 SPEC R 7-Shot .357 Mag Titanium Cerakote and Black PVD Revolver w/ Aimpoint ACRO P-2
Colt Python Two-Tone 3-Inch Barrel Fluted Cylinder .357 Mag Matte Blued and Matte Stainless Revolver
Taylor's & Company Cattleman Short Stroke Gunfighter with Laser Grip .357 Mag Blue Finish with Case Hardened Frame Revolver
Bond Arms Rawhide .357 Mag and .38 Special Matte Stainless Derringer
Bond Arms Stubby B6 B6 Extended Grips 9mm Stainless/Black Derringer
Taylor's & Company Uberti Ranch Hand Deluxe .45 Colt Blue Finish with Case Hardened Frame Pistol
Standard Manufacturing SAA Single Action Revolver 7.5 Inch Barrel .45 Colt Case Hardened Revolver
Cimarron Evil Roy Competition .45 Colt Standard Blue Revolver
Frequently Asked Questions FAQs
-
How to buy a gun
Buying a gun online from budsgunshop.com is simple—just choose your firearm, select a licensed FFL dealer for delivery, and inspect your gun before accepting the transfer.
Learn about the process -
Do you offer discounts to Military and Law Enforcement Officers?
Yes! We do offer Military, Law Enforcement and other Qualified Professional discounts. Products requiring "QP" credentials are marked on the product listing and product page, and can be found using the filter options on our product catalog page.
Learn how to qualify -
What is the average FFL transfer fee?
Although the transfer fee varies widely among the +58,000 FFL holders nationwide, the average fee tends to be around $25. For their exact transfer fee, please contact your chosen FFL directly.
Learn about FFLs -
How do I know if I can legally purchase a firearm?
Before you're able to take possession of your firearm from your dealer you'll be required to pass a background check. This is a fairly simple process.
Learn about the process
Related Articles
-
Advice for a First-Time Concealed-Gun Carrier
Carrying is a huge responsibility that must be taken seriously, with a well-thought-out plan in order to do it successfully
Read Article -
Choosing a Ladies Concealed-Carry Firearm
There are many different factors that go in to choosing a concealed carry firearm, and not all factors carry the same weight for everyone. Here we will cover some of aspects to consider when choosing concealed carry firearm.
Read Article -
Choosing Ammo for a Self-Defense Handgun
Choosing the right ammo for your handgun is a paramount concern, and the process can be confusing for a new shooter. A little bit of know-how will go a long way, though, so I’m going to break it all d
Read Article
