The Navy Arms Break Opens...

tex_n_cal · July 31, 2002, 12:18 AM

I have always thought the S&W #3 Russian revolver was classy looking, with that spur on the trigger guard and the friendly .44 Russian caliber. They're just too darn expensive and rare in shooting condition, though

Has anyone tried either the Navy Arms Schofeld replica, or the Russian replica? I am thinking hard about a Russian

Mike Weber · July 31, 2002, 09:13 AM

I haven't shot them yet but some of my Pards at the CAS matches that shoot them really like them. They have an advantage of being quicker to reload than an SAA type revolver.

July 31, 2002, 12:18 AM	#1
tex_n_cal Senior Member Join Date: July 15, 2002 Location: North Carolina! Posts: 308	The Navy Arms Break Opens... I have always thought the S&W #3 Russian revolver was classy looking, with that spur on the trigger guard and the friendly .44 Russian caliber. They're just too darn expensive and rare in shooting condition, though Has anyone tried either the Navy Arms Schofeld replica, or the Russian replica? I am thinking hard about a Russian __________________ With top loads & hard cast bullets, a .357 mag, .41 mag, .44 special, .44 mag, .45 Colt, .454 Casull, .475 Linebaugh, .480 Ruger, .500 Linebaugh Maximum, and .500 S&W will all shoot through Bison. To select the gun, determine how big a hole you want to put in the Bison, and how much recoil you can stand

July 31, 2002, 09:13 AM	#2
Mike Weber Senior Member Join Date: April 24, 2002 Location: Elk Washington Posts: 200	I haven't shot them yet but some of my Pards at the CAS matches that shoot them really like them. They have an advantage of being quicker to reload than an SAA type revolver. __________________ M. Weber "Molon labe" Preserve our hunting heritage http://www.hunt4life.com/ Home of the Second Amendment Coalition http://www.gunnyragg.com/phpBB2/index.php Shooting hunting and history http://alloutdoorsforum.com/Invision/