Big Frame Revolver
From Conservapedia
| Big Frame Revolver | |
|---|---|
| Specifications | |
| Type | Revolver |
| Origin | United States |
| Designed | Magnum Research |
| Manufactured | Magnum Research |
| Length | May be 15", 17.5", 13.75", or 16.25" depending on model and cartridge. |
| Barrel length | May be 6.5", 7.5", or 10", depending on model and cartridge. |
| Weight | May weigh between 3.6 and 5.7 lbs, depending on model and cartridge. |
| Cartridge | .45/70, .480 Ruger/.475 Linebaugh, .450 Marlin, .500 S&W, .50 AE, .444 Marlin, .30/30 Winchester, .45 Long Colt/.410 Shotshell, .460 S&W, and .454 Casull. |
| Calibre | Varies depending on cartridge. |
| Action | Single-Action Only |
| Velocity | Varies depending on cartridge. |
| Effective range | Varies depending on cartridge. |
| Feed system | 5-round revolving chamber |
| Sights | Iron, but compatible with various scopes and optics. |
The Big Frame Revolver, or BFR, is a Single-Action Revolver produced by Magnum Research.[1]
The BFR is sometimes used for hunting due to the high caliber options and accuracy of the weapon. The .45 LC/.410 Bore model of the BFR is sometimes used for self-defense because it can fire .410 bore shotgun shells and .45 Long Colt ammunition without needing to modify the weapon at all. The BFR also has an optional rail to attach scopes or other optics to.
