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Revolvers

36 entries in the Revolvers compendium.

RevolverA repeating handgun with a revolving cylinder holding multiple cartridges.Automatic revolverA revolver that automates cocking and cylinder rotation using recoil energy.Cylinder (firearms)Rotating multi-chamber component that sequentially feeds cartridges into a revolver's barrel.Kit gunA compact .22 revolver for outdoor kits.Pepper-boxA multi-barrel handgun popular for civilian self-defense in the mid-19th century.Snubnosed revolverA short-barreled revolver designed for concealment and close-quarters carry.Series ALFACzech steel revolvers for law enforcement, security, and hunting.Colt New ServiceLarge-frame double-action revolver, 1898–1941, in many calibers.M1917 revolverA World War I revolver adapted from civilian heavy-frame designs.Ruger RedhawkRuger's first large-bore double-action revolver, built for heavy .44 Magnum loads.Webley RevolverStandard British service revolver from 1887 to 1963.Apache revolverA multi-weapon revolver notorious among early 1900s French underworld figures.Chiappa RhinoA low-bore-axis revolver firing from the bottom cylinder chamber.FN BarracudaMulti-caliber revolver built by Astra for FN, with interchangeable cylinders.Manurhin MR 73French service revolver known for match-grade accuracy and intensive use.Medusa Model 47A revolver capable of firing approximately 25 different 9mm-family cartridges.Norinco 9mm Police RevolverChina's first police-commissioned revolver, designed for less-lethal and lethal use.Ruger LCRLightweight compact revolver with polymer frame and constant force trigger.Ruger Security-SixRuger's first double-action revolver, built for strength and reliability.Ruger SP101Small-frame, all-steel double-action revolver from Sturm, Ruger & Co.Landstad revolverAn automatic revolver with a unique two-round cylinder and magazine feed.Mateba AutorevolverA recoil-operated semi-automatic revolver with a low bore axis.Beaumont–Adams revolverA double-action percussion revolver adopted by the British Army in 1856.British Bull Dog revolverA solid-frame pocket revolver introduced in 1872 by Philip Webley & Son.Colt M1877Colt's first double-action revolver, known as Lightning, Thunderer, or Rainmaker.Colt M1878A robust double-action revolver produced by Colt from 1878 to 1907.Enfield No. 2British top-break revolver, standard WWII sidearm, .38/200 calibre.Enfield revolverA British service revolver with a complex extraction system and limited popularity.Lefaucheux M1858First metallic cartridge revolver adopted by any armed service.MAS 1873 revolverFirst double-action revolver adopted by the French Army.Modèle 1892 revolverStandard French officer's sidearm in the First World War.Nagant M1895A seven-shot gas-seal revolver designed for the Russian Empire.Nagant wz. 30Polish police revolver derived from the Nagant M1895.OTs-38 Stechkin silent revolverA silent Russian revolver with innovative recoil-reducing barrel placement.Rossi R46102A compact blued steel revolver chambered in .357 Magnum and .38 Special +P.Savage 1861 NavyA proto double-action revolver used by both sides in the Civil War.
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