Manurhin MR73 Gendarmerie 357 Magnum 6rd, Polished Blue
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Description
This Pre-Owned Manurhin MR73 Gendarmerie is a 357 Magnum double-action/single-action revolver built by Chapuis Armes in France and distributed under the Beretta group. The MR73 earned its reputation with French tactical units, GIGN among them, where the design's hammer-forged barrel and hand-fitted lockwork were expected to hold up under round counts that wear out ordinary service revolvers. The 4-inch Gendarmerie configuration sits between a duty gun and a target gun, long enough to settle on sights and short enough to carry.
Chambered in 357 Magnum with a six-round cylinder, it also shoots 38 Special for lower-cost practice. The polished blue finish and checkered rubber grip carry over from the standard pattern. This example comes with its original combination lock case and a cleaning kit.
Manurhin MR73 Gendarmerie Features
- Double-action/single-action trigger that French armorers tuned for a clean, repeatable single-action break and a smooth double-action stroke
- Six-round cylinder in 357 Magnum, with 38 Special compatibility for lighter recoil during practice sessions
- 4-inch hammer-forged barrel, a length that balances sight radius against handling in and out of a holster
- Checkered rubber grip that spreads magnum recoil across the palm instead of concentrating it at the web of the hand
- Polished blue finish over a steel frame, consistent with the MR73's traditional service-revolver presentation
- Original combination lock case and cleaning kit included with this revolver
Specifications
- Condition: Pre-Owned
- Manufacturer: Manurhin
- Model: MR73 Gendarmerie
- Caliber: 357 Magnum / 38 Special
- Operating System: Double/Single Action Revolver
- Barrel Length: 4 inches
- Overall Length: 9.45 inches
- Weight: 38.8 ounces
- Capacity: 6 rounds
- Sight Type: Standard fixed sights
- Grip: Checkered rubber
- Finish Type: Polished Blue
- Included Accessories: Original combination lock case, cleaning kit
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