Revolvers for Minnesota woods, camps and carry

A revolver suits Minnesota better than most places. There is no slide to stiffen in deep cold, no magazine to lose in the snow, and it works from a parka pocket. In the Arrowhead and the canoe country, where black bears are common and wolves are present, a .357 or .44 Magnum is the sidearm people talk about around the fire, though bear spray and a clean camp do more of the real work. A .22 revolver is a classic grouse-camp and trapline gun, and a .38 snub still carries well in Mankato or Rochester. Buying one from a dealer takes a permit to purchase or transfer (Minn. Stat. 624.7131) or a permit to carry. We ship to your chosen Minnesota FFL. Carry rules are in Minnesota permit to carry.