S&W Schofield

This is your Smith and Wesson Model 3 Schofield. He's chambered in .357 magnum, which means he can also shoot .38 special, or 9mm granted you have moon clips since 9mm is rimless. Why do you have him? He's been passed through the family a few times, and your family can't sell him because of his demonic ability to talk. Guns aren't supposed to do that. He's got a six round cylinder, but it's recommend to cowboy load him. Cowboy loading is loading in all rounds but one in a single action revolver, and letting the hammer rest on the empty space to prevent an accidental discharge by hitting the back of the hammer. He's not always a stickler to encourage safety though. Right now, he's on your kitchen table sitting out of his holster.