Nightcrawler
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Everyone says that the break-top frame isnt' strong enough for modern cartridges, or something like that. But I have to ask, why not? I mean, with modern metallurgy, I'm certain that they could make such a revolver to handle .357 Mag, .41 Mag, .44 Mag, and .45 Colt. I believe that that italian autorevolver is a break top, and it's chambered in either .357 or .44 Mag.
The reason I, for one, would like such a revolver is that being a lefty, a break-top would be completely ambidextrious for reloading, and it's a little faster than a normal swing-out cyllinder design.
The reason I, for one, would like such a revolver is that being a lefty, a break-top would be completely ambidextrious for reloading, and it's a little faster than a normal swing-out cyllinder design.