This used Empire Patent revolver is an antique single-action rimfire chambered in .30 rimfire, with a 2.75-inch barrel. The supplier dates it to around the 1870s. The revolver is factory engraved and has mellow old ivory grips. The bore is good with good rifling and some frosting, and the action works perfectly. The listing describes a western pocket revolver of that period.

As an antique handgun, this revolver suits a collector interested in the early western pocket style. Missouri has no permit to purchase, no gun registration and no state waiting period, so the purchase moves through a licensed dealer after the photo ID check and the NICS background check. Federal law sets the minimum age for a handgun purchase at 21, and the buyer must meet that rule before the transfer.

Key features

• Single-action rimfire revolver, .30 rimfire
• 2.75-inch barrel, factory engraved
• Mellow old ivory grips
• Good bore, some frosting
• Action works perfectly, circa 1870s

The antique handgun ships to your chosen Missouri FFL dealer, where you complete Form 4473 and the NICS check before pickup.