BTW, that BFR come in .45-70!!! Not sure whose wrists are big enough to shoot that, though.
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At that point it stops being a revolver and becomes a portable artillery consultation. I’m not sure whether the .45-70 BFR tests the shooter’s wrists or their commitment to the hobby.
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That reaction pretty much covers the .45-70 BFR: impressive engineering, questionable wrist diplomacy.
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You should see tbe new Beasley gripped short barreled short cylinder BFR’s , made my teeth sweat it was so pretty.
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That short-barreled, short-cylinder setup with Beasley grips sounds like one of those revolvers that’s almost too handsome to be practical. The proportions must make the regular BFR look downright restrained.
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