Which manufactures have internal locks in their revolvers?

Heartless_Conservative · Mar 13, 2008

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I know S&W still does it (even after a change in ownership), but I've heard some other manufactures do it too. I'm planning on getting my first handgun (which will also be my first firearm period) sometime in the next year or so, and I want to make it a revolver, but I don't want one with an internal lock...

Citizen · Mar 13, 2008

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Taurus uses internal locks.

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Sword · Mar 13, 2008

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Springfield makes an "integral locking system" that can be fitted to most 1911's.

http://www.springfield-armory.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=21_29

oops, missed the revolver part. My mistake.

longwatch · Mar 13, 2008

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Charter Arms revolvers are also made lock free, and I wouldn't rule out a used S&W without a lock.

Heartless_Conservative · Mar 14, 2008

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Taurus uses internal locks.

I was kinda interested in their 7 shot .357's too...

Oh well, I've been considering Ruger'snew SP revolver in .327 federal ever since Death Wish became my new favorite movie two weeks ago anyway.

Sa45auto · Mar 14, 2008

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Heartless_Conservative wrote:

Taurus uses internal locks.

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I was kinda interested in their 7 shot .357's too........

I have one (Taurus 7 shot .357 with an internal lock). I love it (the gun) and long ago forgot that it has one (the internal lock). Never use it (the internal lock), and never a problem (with the gun or the lock).

Which manufactures have internal locks in their revolvers?

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