In 1895, Holland & Holland the famed London gunmaker, advertised the New Colt Bisley Target Revolver.

The town of Bisley, England was the site of major British shooting matches. In 1894 Colt made an effort to market this new revolver which was an outgrowth of the modifications urged by popular demand on the Single Action. Longer grip straps, heavier frame, a lower and wider hammer spur and full width trigger all were incorporated into this new design in 1894.

Today, the Bisley is often copied but never duplicated. The last one, Serial Number 330,184 left the factory Nov. 18th, 1919.

Bisley Target Revolver - this classic of the Victorian Age can be yours today at USFA.

The Bisley revolver is a cut above the ordinary gun and dates back to a time when rulers, royalty, and the rich worldwide wanted a gun that would elevate them above the masses.

Originally designed as a target revolver, the Bisley single action revolver has become popular with both competitive shooters and collectors.

With its characteristic humpback grip, this arguably the finest single-action revolver ever to be manufactured, is offered to the public and collectors alike. The Bisley revolver from USFA has earned a reputation that is unsurpassed for quality, accuracy, and classical good looks.