[SFRC] Canuck Evolve Revolver Rifle | .357 Mag/38 Spc | $1,299.95 | theammosource.com

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The Canuck Evolve revolver rifle is in stock at SFRC - theammosource.com, in two configurations.
Canuck Evolve Revolver Rifle, .357 Mag/38 Spc, 9" Barrel, Blackout | $1,299.95
A distinctive revolver-action rifle with a Picatinny/M-Lok forend and telescopic stock with cheek riser.
  • Caliber: .357 Mag/38 Spc
  • Barrel: 9"
  • Capacity: 5 rounds
  • Sights: Flip-up
  • Stock: Telescopic with cheek riser, pistol grip
  • Finish: Blackout

Canuck Evolve Tac Revolver Rifle, .357 Mag/38 Spc, 13" Barrel, Walnut Stock | $1,299.95
  • Caliber: .357 Mag/38 Spc
  • Barrel: 13"
  • Capacity: 5 rounds
  • Sights: Flip-up
  • Stock: Walnut, V-shaped grip

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One thing that I am wondering is if it only shoots 357, why is the cylinder as long as it is? Looks like it’s the same as the 410 cylinder
There would be quite a jump from the cylinder to the barrel which will prob hurt accuracy
The barrel would have to be rifled on this I would think
 
Unfortunately, costs on everything are only rising. We only apply the standard retail markup after it lands from the distributor. It's just the days and times we're in.
I’ve been looking to upgrade my tractor at our farm to something newer/more reliable ( ya not gun related but still inflation related), and looking at prices of new/used ag equipment literally made me puke in my mouth a bit
A 50k tractor 10 years ago is now well well over 100k
I just need to cut some damn weeds not farm 4000 acres lol
Damn Liebrals, I just want to stuff their faces underneath my 50 year old brush cutter cause I can’t afford a new one of those either cause of those arseholes…
 
Under the circumstances;
I think it's quite reasonable that they just used the same frame and cylinder from the .410 to make this gun.

The point being; To get a working gun to market quickly, with an already proven design.

I'm sure they're also working on other designs behind the scenes.
Guns with a smaller frame and cylinder. Built from the ground up for .357-Magnum.
But R&D and approvals can sometimes take years. These guns are available now.
 
"It isn't a semi auto."

That would depend on your interpretation of "semi-auto".

You don't need to do anything other than pull the trigger to fire multiple shots.
Some would argue that meets the definition of a semi-auto rifle.
 
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