Taurus Model 4510

This beastly hunk of steel is a revolver chambered in .410 2-1/2” shotshell and .45 Colt Ammunition is an interesting combo gun, giving you accurate .45 at range and a indomitable one hand blunderbuss at close range. this particular model has fixed rear sights and fiber optic front sites, its something I wouldn’t like to be on the wrong end of.

IZHMECH MP412 REX

The Russian double action revolver with a break open frame, currently becoming a household name from games such as Battlefeild 3 and Modern Warfare 3, was designated REX as it was intended to be a Revolver for EXport. It has an automatic ejector, so that when the frame is opened and the barrel is tipped fully downwards, the shells will eject from the cylinder. Such a shame that this beautiful revolver was never put into production. 

Colt Army Model 1860

A muzzle-loaded cap & ball .44-caliber revolver used during the american civil war,  this colt has always been a favourite of mine, along with 

Colt 1851 Navy Percussion’s, Remington 1858 New Army’s and the like, I think its because I remember the shape from older cowboy films. A single action revolver this would have needed to be cocked to fire, but being a .44, as long as you where accurate in your midday duel, you should only need one.

Ruger Blackhawk and some good old #7, courtesy of my good friend “Lloyd.”

 

Enfield Revolvers.

Smith and Wesson model 19.
The “Combat Magnum”

Victory model revolver in a “pilot holster”
Sadly this holster never saw mass production after being scrapped in the fifties.

Ruger Vaquero.
I love revolvers, and I hear Vaqueros are sone pretty top of the line Single Actions.