Total Impact Guns stocks a wide range of revolvers for sale, from pocket-size snub nose carry guns to big-bore hunting wheelguns, all backed by our price-match guarantee and nationwide shipping to your local FFL. Browse the revolvers below, and if you don't see the exact model you want, we can usually get it for you.
Taurus USA
Taurus USA
Taurus USA
Taurus USA
Ruger
Ruger
Ruger
Smith & Wesson
Smith & Wesson
Smith & Wesson
A revolver is one of the simplest and most reliable handguns you can own, with no slide to rack and a design that just works. You load the cylinder, pull the trigger, and it fires, which makes it a solid pick for a first gun, a nightstand gun, or a trail gun you can trust in rough conditions.
Revolvers also handle bigger, harder-hitting rounds than most semi-autos, so they get the nod for hunting and backcountry defense. They carry fewer rounds and reload slower, but that simplicity is the trade-off a lot of shooters happily make, and you can test-fire one on our indoor range before you commit.
Revolvers break down into a few main types, and the right one depends on whether you're carrying it, hunting with it, or keeping it by the bed. Here's how our subcategories line up.
| Type | Caliber | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Snub nose | .38 Special / .357 Mag | Concealed carry, backup | Short barrel, easy to hide, more recoil |
| .357 Magnum | .357 Mag / .38 Spl | Carry, home defense, range | Shoots both rounds, very versatile |
| .44 Magnum | .44 Mag | Hunting, big-bore defense | Heavy recoil, serious stopping power |
| .45 (Colt) | .45 Colt / .45 ACP | Range, ranch, old-west feel | Big bore, classic single-action option |
| .22 | .22 LR / .22 Mag | Plinking, training, small game | Cheap to shoot, almost no recoil |
A short-barrel snub nose revolver hides easy for carry but kicks harder. A 357 revolver is the do-it-all pick since it shoots both light .38 Special and full .357 Magnum, so you can practice cheap and load up for defense. When you want real power, a 44 magnum revolver hits as hard as it gets in a handgun. Our .45 and .22 revolvers round out the lineup for big-bore shooters and folks who just want cheap trigger time.
The best revolver for you comes down to what you'll do with it and how it fits your hand, not the name on the frame. Before you buy, work through these five things:
The easiest way to settle it is to put a few in your hands. Our team will walk you through the options, and you can rent and shoot models on our range before you decide.
A handful of brands stay popular for good reason. Smith & Wesson, Ruger, and Colt lead the pack for reliability, parts and holster support, and decades of proven use. Our lineup covers the brands shooters ask for most:
If you have your eye on a model we don't have in stock, just ask, since we can usually source it for you.
Most revolvers sell for $400 to $900, with budget-friendly models starting near $350 and premium or stainless models running $1,000 and up. You're paying for fit, finish, caliber, and brand, so there's a good revolver at almost every price. Total Impact backs every handgun with a price-match guarantee, so if you find the same revolver for less, we'll match it.
Buying a revolver online is simple. Federal law just requires that the handgun ship to a licensed dealer for pickup, not straight to your door. Here's how it works with us:
You must be at least 21 to buy a handgun. We handle FFL transfers both in and out, so we can ship your revolver to a dealer near you or receive one you bought elsewhere. Picking up at our shop is usually the fastest and easiest route.
Yes, revolvers are a trusted self-defense choice because they're simple, reliable, and ready to fire with one trigger pull. A .357 Magnum or .38 Special revolver hits hard and works every time, which is why so many keep one for home defense or carry.
Most revolvers run $400 to $900, with budget models starting near $350 and premium or stainless ones at $1,000 and up. Total Impact price-matches any competitor, so you always pay the best price.
The best revolver for concealed carry is a lightweight snub nose in .38 Special or .357 Magnum, since the short barrel hides easy under a shirt. To compare it against slim semi-autos, look at our concealed carry pistols too.
.357 Magnum is a longer, more powerful version of the .38 Special, and a .357 revolver can safely shoot both. That lets you practice with cheaper, softer-shooting .38 Special and load up with .357 Magnum for defense or hunting.
Revolvers are simpler and more reliable, while semi-autos hold more rounds and reload faster. A revolver is a great pick for a first gun, a backup, or big-bore power, but shooters who want high capacity lean toward a semi-auto.
For hunting, a .44 Magnum is the most popular choice because it has the power to take deer, hogs, and larger game cleanly. Other big-bore options like .45 Colt and .454 Casull work too, but the .44 Magnum is the proven all-around hunting round.
Whether you're after your first carry gun or a big-bore wheelgun for the hunt, Total Impact has the revolvers, the price-match guarantee, and the range to help you choose with confidence. Browse the lineup above, and reach out if you want one we can source.
