Who makes a revolver with loading port?

[alexlacelle]

I'm looking to buy a single action revolver with a loading port in the near future. So far I know of Ruger that makes them. And that company through Marstar. Are there any others?

 

[Adam]

Colt, Taurus, and Beretta. There could also be others, but I can't remember as of right now.

Adam

 

[Dustin]

almost all single action revolvers, that I know of anyway, have a loading port

 

[Rod B]

All single action revolvers have loading ports.

If they didn't have this port, the cylinder would have to be removed to reload the gun.

Rod.

 

[Hitzy]

Marstar carries the Pietta line in .357mag and .45colt. Here's mine in .45colt. They are really nice guns, fit and finish is superb. Price is right too.

I also have this little .22lr/.22mag single action. Decent revolver made in Germany (Model HS21). They can be found quite cheap, aalot cheaper than the Ruger single six's.

 

[alexlacelle]

Ok now I'll be a little more demanding and see what I get. Who makes one in stainless/chrome coloured?

 

[Dustin]

All single action revolvers have loading ports.

If they didn't have this port, the cylinder would have to be removed to reload the gun.

Rod.

I beg to differ! What about the Schofield?

 

[misanthropist]

Yeah, it's a top break, innit?

 

[RL1]

or the "best"...Freedom Arms

RL

 

[dan belisle]

I'd give my vote to a Grover #5 for "best", but Casulls are right up there as well. - dan

 

[Dustin]

Yeah, it's a top break, innit?

Sure is...damn I hate this minimum character limit

 

[Rod B]

Your right Dustin, I forgot about the Schofield.

Rod.

 

[johnone]

GOOD DAY FOLKS;

Although we are a little short on these we have a very large shipment due in about 10 days.

All calibers and finishes will be back in stock, just in time for Christmas.

Click here >> http://www.marstar.ca/gf-pietta/pietta-1873-SAA.shtm

Regards John

 

[Test Pattern]

All single action revolvers have loading ports.

If they didn't have this port, the cylinder would have to be removed to reload the gun.

Rod.

Actually you're a bit wrong on this one - the Smith & Wesson 1875 Schofield Single Action revolver is a break-top (ie, no loading port). Uberti currently makes repros and S&W has re-introduced the real deal in .45 Schofield (essentially a shorter verson of the .45 Long Colt).