I've seen them in the past... but not recenty... Do you guyz know of any revolver pistols that break down like o/u's and s/s's to load them?

Single/Double shot or Revolver?

I got interested in one myself (revolver) a while back and the only one I could find in production was a Navy Arms (I am pretty sure they imported this from someone else however) and it was a remake of the S&W Model 3 if I am not mistaken. Other than that, there is little to find.

Ignore my first question, I just read your Topic question again. Sorry

I'll suggest this: Go to www.sassnet.com, click on The wire link on the left, then register and ask a question about scholfields or S&W break guns...they will likely be your best resource for this info.

If im correct I beleive H&R made them too. In calibers 38 s&w and 32 H&R mag.

H&Rs and Webleys come to mind.

H&R used to make a break-open 9 shot .22 revolver, don't know if they still do or not. Other than that the only one I can think of is the Navy Arms copy of the Schofield, I think it comes in .44-40 and .45 colt (and the one I saw at my local shop was around $1000).

Enfield used to make one for the war also.