Top-Selling Revolvers for June 2018

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posted on July 11, 2018
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Despite what seems like a never-ending supply of tactical polymer pistols entering the market, these classic revolvers have retained their status as favorites among American gun buyers. Check out what was most popular in terms of sales on GunBroker.com (powered by GunGenius.com) during the month of June 2018.

1. New: Ruger SP101

    Used: Colt Python





2. New: Taurus Judge
    Used: Ruger Blackhawk





3. New: Ruger LCR
    Used: Smith & Wesson Model 629





4. New: Heritage Arms Rough Rider
    Used: Ruger Super Blackhawk





5. New: Ruger Blackhawk
    Used: Ruger Vaquero


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