Remington 1858 Texas .44, a six-shot percussion black powder revolver in .44 caliber, featuring a shortened 3" snubnose barrel. The revolver is built with a closed frame, allowing for easier cylinder removal and replacement with a new, preloaded cylinder.
The Snubnose cap-and-ball revolver features a six-shot .44 caliber cylinder, an open-top steel frame, a 3-inch barrel, and a 1:18 twist rate. The bird’s-head grip enhances control, while the fixed sights support quick, intuitive aiming at close range.
1862 Pocket Police Snubnose with ergonomic grip Thunderer. The best revolver for quick draw, shooting at short distances: short barrel, handy Thunderer handle. Snubnose (English. nose), a revolver with a barrel length of 3 inches or shorter.
1851 Colt Navy Yank Snubnose .44 with an ergonomic Thunderer grip and Checkered Grip pads. The best revolver for quick drawing and shooting at short distances: short barrel, handy Thunderer handle.
Remington 1858 Texas Nickel .44, a six-shot percussion black powder revolver in .44 caliber, featuring a shortened 3" snubnose barrel. Cosed, nickel-plated frame, makes it easier to remove the cylinder and replace it with a preloaded one.
Remington 1858 New Model Army Ivory .44—a six-shot, muzzle-loading percussion black powder revolver in .44 caliber, featuring a shortened 3-inch snub-nose barrel. The revolver is built with a solid frame and fitted with faux ivory grips
1851 Colt Reb Nord Navy Snubnose .44 with a brass frame and an ergonomic Thunderer-style grip, featuring textured panels with an engraved rider motif. The ultimate revolver for quick draw and close-range shooting.
1851 Colt Navy Yank Steel Old Silver Snubnose .44 with an ergonomic Thunderer grip and Checkered Grip pads. The best revolver for quick drawing and shooting at short distances: short barrel, handy Thunderer handle.
