Revolvers

Doesn’t look like it would be usable with a speed-loader.

Neither is a Peacemaker.
It also comes with moon clips and will shoot 9mm too. In tests it's more likely to get a accurate first shot from less experienced users. Much more accurate than most revolvers. Cylinder flips out to the right. Low felt recoil and muzzle flip make it much faster.

My speed-loader reference was to the Zenk RZMK that Zach posted.

I just saw this new Taurus revolver. Seems like everyone is trying to make space pistols. Be interested in how it shoots though.

Agreed. I don't really want to shoot a 460 either. I like Taurus revolvers, but not that one. It probably works well for someone.

Me either. I would just use it for blasting stumps. I would like a Rhino for target shooting, probably with 38s.

What in the world...?

If I'm not mistaken, you pull down repeatedly on the end of the barrel to pump it up before firing the pellet.

It does look a bit like my Crossman.

Anyone got a Dan Wesson revolver? I shot one years ago and I remember it being sweet. A real target pistol. Can go from a 10"to a 2" barrel in 5 minutes. The blueing looked like a Python.

I’ve never owned one myself. Have handled a few. I don’t care for the hammer and how the grips mount. The lock work on the ones I handled did not impress me. Interchangeable barrels is interesting, but in practice, I would see little value in being able to do that. For me a 4” 357 or 44 will do many things well. If I wanted a 6” or longer, I would just get a dedicated model for hunting or target shooting.

Zach— You missed a marking. Inside the crane, on the frame, you will find the model number and, ater a dash, the series number. Like “M14-3.” Also, there is no such critter as a “Model 14 hammer.” Hammers are interchangeable across the entire K-frame line. K-frame hammers were narrow, medium, and wide or “Target,” such as you have. (Also spurless DAO hammers such as specified by the NYPD and other agencies.) Same with triggers, sights, grips, etc. All interchangeable. The M14 was also called the “K-38” and in its day was THE target handgun for 38 Special. The M14 was called the “Combat Masterpiece.” These pre-lock K-frames are ALL masterpieces in my opinion. Don’t let anybody talk you out of yours!

I think that would have been a M-67. The early ones were ALL stainless, even the sights, front and rear. Bad decision. I swapped out the rear sight on mine with a regular (black steel) unit. Couldn’t do anything about the front except blacken it since it’s integral. Saved the original rear of course for collector purposes.

I assumed you would catch that.

I bought my stepson a Model 14 some years back. It was the target version of the Model 15 with a six inch barrel. Very nice piece.