Revolver rifle

[Guest clsutton21]

Does anyone make the revolver rifles anymore?

Along the same line, anyone know where to get a MTs-255 in 20ga?

[Guest JHatmaker]

May want to check with a company called Uberti.

[nightrunner]

all are cowboy style if im not mistaken.

[Guest clsutton21]

May want to check with a company called Uberti.

Fancy stuff, are they available in any stores? I've yet to find one in a pawn shop.

[Guest HexHead]

Does anyone make the revolver rifles anymore?

Do you really want those hot gasses that close to your face?

[Guest clsutton21]

Do you really want those hot gasses that close to your face?

I actually want two. I have forearm muscles.

[Mike.357]

try EMF Corporation , (google it). I believe they sell an 1858 Remington revolver rifle. If not EMF there are several source for them NIB. Dunno about used.

I would not worry about the hot gasses too awful much. It is not like they are not reliable firearms.

[Moped]

This is your lucky day, my friend! There is a guy in Lafollette, TN that has one for sale on Gunbroker. I happened to see it last night. It's a Uberti in .357 Mag. Here is the link.

Uberti Revolving Carbine 357 mag : Other at GunBroker.com

[Guest JHatmaker]

Fancy stuff, are they available in any stores? I've yet to find one in a pawn shop.

Doubt you'd ever find one in a pawn shop. May have to special order if the one on Gun Broker mentioned above doesn't work out.

[Guest c.a.s.]

Mateba makes them, but I doubt they are what you are looking for, or that you can find one.

(It's a rifle/carbine version of their "autorevolver")

[Guest GunTroll]

Buntline? Why may I ask?

[Magiccarpetrides]

seems kinda pointless to me.

[Moped]

They were really made during the cap and ball era of the mid-1850's. It was about the only multi-shot rifle until the advent of the Spencers and carbines of their type during the Civil War.

After that time period, I'd tend to agree. I'd much rather have a Winchester lever gun for my long arm.

[Guest clsutton21]

They were really made during the cap and ball era of the mid-1850's. It was about the only multi-shot rifle until the advent of the Spencers and carbines of their type during the Civil War.

After that time period, I'd tend to agree. I'd much rather have a Winchester lever gun for my long arm.

I have two of those.

i just wanted a neat piece that people would be like "Oh! That's different." when I took it out shooting.