Guy Miner
Master Loader
- Apr 6, 2006
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I always seem to learn something from Brian. Enjoyed his video earlier this morning:
Regards, Guy
Regards, Guy
Brian Pearce on Single Action Revolvers
- Thread starter Guy Miner
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- Nov 4, 2004
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Thank you for posting this Guy, it was an enjoyable video.
JD338
JD338
Blkram
Handloader
- Nov 25, 2013
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Makes me wish I had gotten a Freedom Arms in 41 Rem Mag!
Was one of those "one day" items...
Maybe one day we'll have a government that will allow us to again purchase handguns...
Then I'll be after one!
While I cannot hunt with them, I do enjoy owning the two Ruger NMBHs I have in 41 Rem Mag. One in blued and one in SS, and both with 4 5/8" barrels.
Was one of those "one day" items...
Maybe one day we'll have a government that will allow us to again purchase handguns...
Then I'll be after one!
While I cannot hunt with them, I do enjoy owning the two Ruger NMBHs I have in 41 Rem Mag. One in blued and one in SS, and both with 4 5/8" barrels.
salmonchaser
Ammo Smith
- Dec 13, 2013
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If it came down to it, and I had to get rid of all my handguns, the last to go would be the Ruger 45 colt with a 45/8 barrel. The Glocks would go first!
wvbuckbuster
Handloader
- Nov 5, 2015
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Don't have a Ruger Colt 45 but did get rid of my Glocks.
Darkhorse
Handloader
- Mar 14, 2014
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Even though I only have 2 at the moment I am still a single action fan. Some things I just do best with the old single action.
I have my old (1979) Super Blackhawk Ruger with the 7.5" barrel. The .44 mag. is poison on hogs down in the palmetto thickets.
And mostly for practice a Ruger single six convertible (22 mag cylinder), stainless steel, 6" barrel. Close but not quite the same feel as the SBH.
I have my old (1979) Super Blackhawk Ruger with the 7.5" barrel. The .44 mag. is poison on hogs down in the palmetto thickets.
And mostly for practice a Ruger single six convertible (22 mag cylinder), stainless steel, 6" barrel. Close but not quite the same feel as the SBH.
RiverRider
Handloader
- Dec 9, 2008
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I snagged a New Model .45 Colt with a 4-5/8" barrel a while back. It shot quite well actually, but the first time I cleaned it I noticed there were tight spots with a clean dry patch about every half inch. Looking through a bore scope confirmed my suspicions...I have NO idea what the source of the bore damage was. I contacted Ruger and they rebarreled it for me, no charge. It shoots like this if I do my part:
Gitcha one!
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- Nov 4, 2004
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That'll work. Sweet handgun and nice shooting!
JD338
JD338
filmjunkie4ever
Handloader
- May 4, 2011
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The only Single actions still in my collection are both Ruger Single Sixes. One has the 4 5/8” barrel and the other has the 9 1/2” buntline barrel!
