Talk: Sandalwood Guns/@comment-134.134.139.74-20140330093249

I think a previous commenter was right. The Schofield makes a lot of sense. When you break them open the entire cylinder face is exposed and newer models have a cartridge ejector built in. If the hinge is broken in enough you can still "flick the cylinder into place" something you can do with break action easily. Check this video here out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvgXZttV9lk Fast unload, fast reload, single action, .45 caliber, BIG and still manufactured today while still looking like the "old west" version of itself.