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Magnum Research BFR .454 Casull | 7.5 in | 5-Round
MSRP:$1,371.00
Your Price:$1,208.00
The Magnum Research BFR in .454 Casull is a large-frame single-action revolver with a 7.5 in stainless barrel and a 5-round capacity. Built in the U.S. and offered with fixed/adjustable sights for field or range use.
The Magnum Research BFR in .454 Casull is a large-frame single-action revolver built to deliver magnum-level performance in a stainless-steel package. It pairs a 7.5-inch barrel with a 5-round cylinder and fixed/adjustable sights, making it suitable for deliberate target work and handgun hunting where heavy-hitting cartridge performance is desired. The BFR is manufactured in the United States and designed as a purpose-built magnum revolver.
Product Specifications
The action is SA.
The caliber is .454 Casull.
The capacity is 5 rounds.
The finish is Stainless.
The material is Steel.
The sights are Fixed/Adjustable.
The barrel measures 7.5 inches.
The overall length is 15 inches.
This revolver is manufactured in the United States.
The UPC is 761226028550.
Robust and purpose-built, the BFR .454 Casull is aimed at experienced shooters who need a large-frame revolver for demanding field use or precision work from the bench. Its stainless construction and 7.5-inch barrel provide a balance of durability and ballistic performance for hunting and deliberate target shooting.
Many owners praise the BFR for its accuracy with both lead and jacketed bullets; reviewers also frequently note its status as one of the most powerful production single-action revolvers available.
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