Bfr Revolver 360 Buckhammer 10" Ss

The Magnum Research BFR Revolver 360 Buckhammer 10" Stainless Steel is a large-frame single-action revolver engineered for hunters, sport shooters, and serious handgun enthusiasts who demand extreme power and precision. Built on the BFR platform—a purpose-built magnum frame—this revolver chambers the modern 360 Buckhammer cartridge, a high-velocity bottleneck round designed to deliver rifle-class performance from a handgun platform. The 10-inch barrel maximizes velocity and energy retention, making this revolver suitable for medium to large game hunting, long-range silhouette shooting, and hunting applications where a handgun-caliber rifle alternative is preferred.

This BFR 360 Buckhammer features a stainless steel construction that resists corrosion in harsh outdoor environments, a critical advantage for field hunters operating in wet or salt-air conditions. The revolver ships with black Hogue grips, which provide secure purchase even under recoil and in adverse weather. Fixed front sight paired with an LPA adjustable rear sight allows users to zero the revolver for their ammunition and shooting distance, essential for consistent accuracy beyond typical handgun ranges. The revolver holds 6 rounds, a standard capacity for large-frame magnum revolvers. At 6.56 pounds with a 10-inch barrel, the revolver balances power and manageable heft for extended field use and bench shooting.

The BFR 360 Buckhammer appeals to precision hunters, metallic silhouette competitors, and handgun enthusiasts exploring modern magnum cartridges. The 360 Buckhammer itself represents a category of bottleneck handgun rounds that deliver velocities and energy levels previously associated with rifle cartridges, enabling ethical hunting of game at ranges historically reserved for rifles. Single-action mechanics require manual cocking, keeping the platform simple, reliable, and user-maintained. This revolver's combination of barrel length, power, and sight configuration makes it purpose-built for accuracy-demanding applications rather than rapid-fire or tactical deployment scenarios.