All Opions welcome Pros and cons of the BFR revolvers. The 475/480 is what am looking at but comments on the revlover itself more important.

Great guns.......there's an article on my website that covers the BFR's history and features.

Lee Martin
www.singleactions.com

I have used a BFR 454 for several years and like it. There is one in 475/480 at the gunshop for a good price but I haven't convinced myself that it has to come home. They are a good value for the money, about 1/3 the cost of a Freedom arms. Not quite as slick or well finished but it always shoots.

Note: loctite the screws in the frame, they will back out when using heavy loads.

I have used a BFR 454 for several years and like it. There is one in 475/480 at the gunshop for a good price but I haven't convinced myself that it has to come home. They are a good value for the money, about 1/3 the cost of a Freedom arms. Not quite as slick or well finished but it always shoots.

Note: loctite the screws in the frame, they will back out when using heavy loads.


So what is a good price, the one here is a 7.5inch and is marked 899.00. and would have to add a bit to lop the barrel 5.5inch would be perfect

So what is a good price, the one here is a 7.5inch and is marked 899.00. and would have to add a bit to lop the barrel 5.5inch would be perfect


I have a BFR in 500MAG. It is a very well made gun and a blast to shoot. It is very accurate and well balanced. I sold my S&W500 MAG and kept my BFR instead, just my personal preference. :D

Also I had Mag-na-port cut the barrel to 5 1/4 inches and mag-na-port the gun. I did not lose any accuracy.