I would be left with my only single action revolver under those conditions. Not real good for concealed carry with the 10" barrel and 5 shot cylinder (45-70).
Actually revolvers are semi-automatics if they are double
action.....
one pull of the trigger for each round fired.
Think about it!
Think where this could lead...
Not really. Automatic and semi-automatic are defined by the action of the recoil and not the design of the trigger mechanism.
Definitions of Semi-Automatic on the Web:
* A type of action in which gas from the burning gunpowder in the shell automatically ejects the spent shell and loads another.
There have been only two revolvers that were semi-automatic to this date. The British Webley-Fosbery and the Italian Mateba. I think the Mateba is still in production.
I would be left with my only single action revolver under those conditions. Not real good for concealed carry with the 10" barrel and 5 shot cylinder (45-70).