Schofield Revolver (RDR 2)

For the Red Dead Redemption variant, see Schofield Revolver.

Hutton & Baird Schofield Revolver
Statistics
Type	Revolver
Games	Red Dead Redemption 2 Red Dead Online
Power	Moderate
Range	Moderate
Rate of Fire	Moderate
Reload Speed	Moderate
Ammo Capacity	6
Ammo Max	100
Ammo Type	Revolver Ammo
Accuracy	Very High
Base price	$84.00 $192.00 (Red Dead Online)

“	You know the Schofield, straight and true. There ain't a cowpoke all over The Heartlands doesn't dream of owning one of these one day.	„
	—R.L. Dalton

The Schofield Revolver is a weapon featured in Red Dead Redemption 2 and Red Dead Online.

Description

The powerful Hutton & Baird Schofield is an accurate revolver with high damage, making a good choice for any serious gunslinger. Despite a slower firing rate and reload speed, when compared with other revolvers, it can still be dual wielded to great effect. This gun has an ammo capacity of six rounds, and can use Regular, High Velocity, Split Point, Express and Explosive revolver ammo.

Acquisition

This revolver is available from all gunsmiths after completing "Blessed are the Meek?".

It can also be found in other ways:

• In the loot box on the table of the side business in Valentine Doctor's Office.
• From one of the two O'Driscolls beating a man near a tree behind the gallows in Valentine.
• From drunk duelers in Valentine or Van Horn.
• From the boastful dueler encounter in Rhodes Parlour House.
• From one of the goons in the second encounter at the Central Union Railroad Camp (the player must attack them before meeting the foreman and already own another Schofield Revolver).

In Online, the Schofield Revolver can be purchased at any gunsmith after reaching Rank 9.

Components & Styles

Components

Grip	Cost ($)
Basic Grip	Default
Ironwood Grip	14.00
Ebony Grip	12.00
Pearl Grip	15.00

Barrel		Cost ($)
Length	Short Barrel	9.00
	Long Barrel	Default
Rifling	Standard Rifling	Default
	Improved Rifling	15.00

Iron Sights	Cost ($)
Stock Sights	Default
Improved Sights	5.00

Styles

Metals	Components - Cost ($)
	Barrel, Cylinder	Frame	Hammer	Sight	Trigger
Iron	4.00	6.00	3.25	2.00	2.75
Nickel	4.50	6.50	3.50	2.25	3.25
Blued Steel	4.75	7.25	4.00	2.50	3.25
Blackened Steel	5.50	8.50	4.50	2.75	4.00
Browned Steel	6.00	9.00	4.75	3.00	4.50
Brass	6.50	9.50	5.25	3.25	4.50
Silver	7.25	10.75	5.50	3.50	5.25
Gold	8.00	12.00	6.50	4.00	4.50

Engravings	Option	Cost (S)
Engraving Style (Applicable to the Barrel, Cylinder and Frame each)	None/Remove	0.30
	Baroque	5.00
	Art Nouveau	6.50
	Victorian	8.50
	Ornamental	10.00
Inlay Metals	Iron	1.50
	Nickel	2.25
	Blued Steel	3.00
	Blackened Steel	3.75
	Browned Steel	5.25
	Brass	6.00
	Silver	7.50
	Gold	9.00

Grip Customzations	Option	Cost ($)
Carvings	None/Remove	1.00
	Rattlesnake	12.00
	Scorpion	12.50
	Puma	13.75
	Deer	14.50
	Eagle	15.00
	Buck	15.25
Varnish (Only available for Basic Grips or Ironwood Grips)	Birch/Mahogany	1.50
	Black Walnut/Maple	2.00
	Bocote/Mesquite	2.50
	Dark Rosewood/Myrtle	3.00
	Bubinga/Rosewood	3.50
	Cocobolo/Wild Cherry	4.00
	Ebony/Bright Maple	4.50
	Walnut/Dark Walnut	5.00

Trivia

• The Schofield is the only side arm that comes with the long barrel modification as standard.
• The Schofield Revolver is based on the Smith & Wesson Model 3.
  • The S&W Model 3 was colloquially called the Schofield because of design changes made by Major George W. Schofield to make it better suited for use by US Cavalry.^[1]
  • The Schofield Revolver historically was among the most popular revolvers of its era and was used at various times by a number of famous lawmen like Wyatt Earp and outlaws, including notorious John Wesley Hardin.
• The catalogue states that the Russian Government is copying this weapon. This is a reference to the Smith and Wesson Model 3 Russian, a Russian model of the Model 3 Schofield chambered in .44 Russian.
• The most notable user of this weapon in the game is Dutch van der Linde, who has two custom Schofield Revolvers which have black, silver frames with pearl grips and golden engravings on the barrels. By the time of Red Dead Redemption in 1911, however, he uses the Semi-automatic Pistol instead.
• Some other gang members use this weapon, like Bill Williamson - who has his own unique model that has a rusty, blackened steel appearance, and Uncle, who can be seen with one which is iron-plated with a brass frame.
  • More notable users of this weapon are Andrew Milton, Alberto Fussar and Levi Simon.
• Micah Bell is seen dual-wielding two Schofield Revolvers in concept art, but in the actual game he uses a pair of custom Double-action Revolvers. Sadie Adler is also depicted with two Schofields in her artwork, despite her weapon of choice in the game being a custom Cattleman Revolver.
• Famous Gunslingers Jim "Boy" Calloway and Otis Miller both wielded custom Schofields. Calloway's Revolver is adorned with engravings and the Latin phrase "Canis Canem Edit". It can be acquired through the completion of the side mission "The Noblest of Men, and a Woman" or by shooting Calloway at the start of that mission. Otis Miller's Revolver is gold plated with engravings and can be found in a cave north-west of Armadillo, meaning that it can only be acquired by John unless exploits are used when Arthur is being played.
• The Schofield reloads slightly slower than the Cattleman in-game. In real life the S&W Model 3 Schofield was much faster to reload than the Colt SAA (Cattleman), due to its top-break mechanism which dumped all empty casings at once.

Gallery

Close-up of the Schofield Revolver

Revolver in the shop

Shown in the Wheeler Rawson and Co. Catalogue

Arthur firing with the Schofield Revolver

Arthur aiming a gold Schofield Revolver

John firing his Schofield

Dutch's custom model

Dutch's Schofield Revolver on the ground

Bill's custom model

Bill's Schofield Revolver on the ground

Uncle's custom model

Schofield Revolver HUD icon

Schofield Revolvers dual-wielded by Micah Bell in his official artwork

Sadie Adler with two Schofields in promotional artwork

Bounty Hunter Variant Schofield Revolver

First-Person View

Holding

Aiming

Down the sights

Reloading