Post your crazy new revolver ideas here!

[TonyB]

Sp101 in 44 spec.

 

[bpisler]

1) 3" airweight N frame,44 spl with fixed sights,RB
2)3" M-28/628 with a RB frame in 357 44spl,45 colt.

 

[Tamara]

2)3" M-28/628 with a RB frame in 357 44spl,45 colt.

In .44 Special and .45 Colt, it'd be a M-24/624 or M-25/625, wouldn't it?

 

[bpisler]

I think it was the meds i've been taking for the flu

 

[Cal4D4]

FA level of quality, 10mm single action with bird's head grip. Probably a Bisley style hammer spur. Frame and cylinder sized to 10mm length and diameter (6 shot would be fine). Adjustable sights and tapered barrel of 3" - 4" should be plenty. Matte stainless or nicely blued. No Ti or Al alloy involved. Should weigh in at about 32 oz or so.

 

[WheelMan]

1. How about Ruger making FA style 5 shot single actions in "big" cartridges, but priced around Rugers current linup.

2. I'd like to see a modern design single action breaktop revolver that can handel "serious" pressures. I think the problem with this isn't so much that it's undoable as there's no demand, and it would have to be much larger and/or heavier than comparible single actions. failures would also be much more violent than in gate load revos, instead of a nice bulged frame and split cylinder you'd probably get something like the barrel swinging down and off and into your crotch.

 

[Okiecruffler]

How about something between the size of a J frame and those cute little NAA's. Maybe 4 shots of .32mag?

 

[Joe Demko]

I'd like to see the return of a 19th century-styled bulldog revolver in a lower pressure, easily available modern round like the .44spl or .45acp.

 

[berto]

Another vote for a strong,modern top break that takes moon clips....45acp or 9x19,21 or 23.


I also like the 44sp in an SP101 idea....

 

[Berg01]

Bring back the S&W Model 27 as a regular production model (not a PC model, please), so I can get a 4" bbl. to go along with my 6".

 

[Frohickey]

I want a belt-fed revolver

 

[gunfan]

Well...

An "L" framed .41 Remington Magnum (6 shots, please) and a mainstreaming of the .41 S&W Special.

Scott

 

[Airboss]

N Frame

N- Frame blue 5" in .30 Carbine Smith made a few prototypes and finish it like a M-27

 

[Gabe]

J-frame snubby in 40S&W.

L-frame in 10mm/40s&W.

 

[SMLE]

Frohickey

I want a belt-fed revolver

They make one, it's called a minigun!

 

[badgerrr]

First; produce a 10mm Rimfire. It should be just slightly superior to the 40S&W. Produce 2 rounds - both of same bullet weight. One with economical lead bullet - one Premium round with Jacketed or Nylock Hollowpoint.

Second; Produce double action, 5 shot, revolver for same (Ruger?) with 2"-3"- & 4" bbl.

This weapon system would be designed for the countless folks working in Security/ Law enforcement who never reload. They need a simple belly gun they can afford to practice with (when using factory ammo).

A 5 shot 10mm would be powerful enough for the application, and slim enough for easy carry/concealment.

 

[lee n. field]

New manufactured Webley top break, in .45 ACP or .44 Special.

 

[La Pistoletta]

A big revolver with a muzzle compensator, moving barrel and shoulder support, chambered for .50BMG.

 

[Mercury]

Another vote for a J-frame in 40 S&W, preferably a Centennial.

 

[Phil in Seattle]

I want an N-Frame 22. 14 or 15 shots should fit in that big cylinder.

S&W can make it out of their super scandium and titanium alloys to keep the weight really low. Their 7 shot 357 is 12oz so maybe around 18oz or less with a 4" barrel?


Toss in an extra cylinder for 22 magnum and I'm getting out the visa card!