The phrase "a large revolver" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence "His hands trembled as he held the large revolver."
Dr. Andrews found that of roughly 11,700 New York City crime guns traced by the firearms bureau, 102 guns, or nearly 1percentt, were originally bought at John Jovino, a 90-year-old, family-owned store marked by a large wooden revolver, across from the old police headquarters on Centre Market Place.
There were also occasional footraces or horse races to gamble on, and everyone carried large revolvers.
These cereals may share a large superfamily of Revolver stemming from their common progenitor.
In the late 1800s, they were mostly using cleavers and knives; by 1900, Chinatown saw a large influx of revolvers.
Armed with a revolver and disguised with a large hat and lorgnon, she secretly followed Gentien and his new mistress.
In another poster, a large man in overalls vaguely pointed a revolver in our direction.
The man protested a search, but the guards found a.22-caliber revolver, a.22-caliber Winchester rifle, and a large knife, the police said.
During a search at the couple's home in Bagneux outside Paris, police found a large amount of Kalashnikov ammunition hidden in a paint bucket and a revolver hidden in a cupboard.
There has been a large quantitative change during the evolution of Triticeae resulting in amplification of Revolver in some species and its disappearance in bread wheat [ 18].
