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OP stay away from that @03RN guy he's like the fricken pusher man.
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I really would like a Ruger Carryhawk but a couple Rough Riders scratch that semi unobtainable itch
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Quoted: I don't know why you're laughing, you're the other one! :) View Quote just trying to keep the economy going Attached File |
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I don't know if "need" is correct. No, wait. Yes, you do need one OP. They're a lot of fun and you can find one from cheap to $$$. I've got a basic Uberti clone in .45 Colt and a Ruger Bisley in .45 Colt/.45 ACP.
I gave my son one of these for his 50th BD. My grandkids were fascinated by his Texas Ranger Commemorative "cowboy gun" in .45 Colt. They've grown up shooting only semi-autos. Attached File For her 12th BD my granddaughter chose a .22 copy of a SAA. |
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Evil bastards!
I sold off my .357 blackhawk and Single Six. I am all in on DA revolvers at the moment. You tempt me to get some short barrel single action. I had a 6 1/2” and a 5 1/2” .22lr. 4 5/8” barrels would be ok. Maybe a .32 to be different. Rather have a .32 H&R chamber than a .327. Enablers. |
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I've got 3 good lever guns(two 30-30 1894's and a 1895 in 405), guess I need to get a SAA clone now.
Thoughts on 44-40? |
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Yes you do.
You need a SAA clone true to form without the safety transfer bar fag system. If you can safely load six, walk away. |
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You need a SAA.
Then you need a matching lever rifle. Then you need a lever rifle and SAA in .22 for, uh, reasons. Then you need a second SAA and a shotgun for cowboy action shooting. Then your life will spiral out of control and you will be a broken wreck of a man. DO IT NOW!!! |
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Quoted: You need a SAA. Then you need a matching lever rifle. Then you need a lever rifle and SAA in .22 for, uh, reasons. Then you need a second SAA and a shotgun for cowboy action shooting. Then your life will spiral out of control and you will be a broken wreck of a man. DO IT NOW!!! View Quote I was right……… all of you are enablers…….. and I will be spending money |
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Need maybe, should you own yes.
Variety keeps the fun in shooting. |
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Quoted: Yes you do. You need a SAA clone true to form without the safety transfer bar fag system. If you can safely load six, walk away. View Quote That really depends on your needs. A Ruger will allow for a steady diet of super hot loads (Buffalo Bore, etc) with no problems, others…not so much. |
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I thought I needed one. Was watching the Season 1 first episode of Yellowstone, opening scene Costner has to put down an injured horse and he used a Ruger Redhawk S/S. Decided I needed one. Got a Ruger Blackhawk in .41 Magnum.
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Quoted: That really depends on your needs. A Ruger will allow for a steady diet of super hot loads (Buffalo Bore, etc) with no problems, others…not so much. View Quote Yes. The Ruger is an excellent choice if you want to hot rod or you plan on beating it up regularly (CAS, etc.). They're absolutely stronger guns than the SAAs and clones - even the new Vaqueros with the smaller frame are, though they can't handle the really hot loads the old Vaqueros or Blackhawks can. OP, you do also know that you'll need a good gunbelt and holster, too, right? |
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Sure. Maybe you can use it to demonstrate to your friends how Alec Baldwin may be a lying POS.
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Yes.
My vintage three screw Ruger Single Six is a blast to shoot. |
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Ok…… 64,000 dollar question. Should I go blued or stainless? I found a local store that can get me the .44 special Bisley
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Quoted: I don’t have one, but after seeing all the pics of the ones owned by members here, I have the urge to get a Ruger .44 Special Bisley…… namely one of those Lipsey specials What say ye? Blow the money on one? Double action instead? I’m torn between the .44 and the .45 Colt, mainly because I have a Smith in .44 Special View Quote You do not need *a* single action pistol, you need a *pair* of them. |
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Im really wanting a Vaquero convertible to be able to shoot 9mm in it just for fun with a .38/.357 cylinder.
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Quoted: You do not need *a* single action pistol, you need a *pair* of them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I don’t have one, but after seeing all the pics of the ones owned by members here, I have the urge to get a Ruger .44 Special Bisley…… namely one of those Lipsey specials What say ye? Blow the money on one? Double action instead? I’m torn between the .44 and the .45 Colt, mainly because I have a Smith in .44 Special You do not need *a* single action pistol, you need a *pair* of them. Another enabler!……. You guys are going to cause me to spend a lot of money |
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The answer of course is "Yes".
Now which, that is the question. I have a Hammerli repro of a 45 Colt SAA, owned a couple Ruger's for awhile, and they were nice to shoot, but weren't "true" SAA. The EMF Dakota's are currently my common shooters, but I still want to get a Schofield repro. |
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Quoted: The answer of course is "Yes". Now which, that is the question. I have a Hammerli repro of a 45 Colt SAA, owned a couple Ruger's for awhile, and they were nice to shoot, but weren't "true" SAA. The EMF Dakota's are currently my common shooters, but I still want to get a Schofield repro. View Quote Local fun shop has a Schofield repro with a case color hardened frame and blued barrel in .45 LC……… 1,599.00…… ouch |
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SA revolvers are fun. As an added bonus, they certainly slow your ammo expenditure/time.
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Quoted: Yeah, the Schofield repros definitely move from ouch to boing on the price, but I still want one... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Local fun shop has a Schofield repro with a case color hardened frame and blued barrel in .45 LC……… 1,599.00…… ouch Yeah, the Schofield repros definitely move from ouch to boing on the price, but I still want one... This one is probably the nicest one I have seen…….. very tempted but I wanted .44 Special |
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I have a bisley vaqurero in .45 colt I don't enjoy much anymore. That's just with heavy bear loads though. Powder puff loads are fun. Had to put a belt mountain base pin in it because the factory pin walks out under stiff recoil. Probably going to sell it.
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Quoted: You need a SAA. Then you need a matching lever rifle. Then you need a lever rifle and SAA in .22 for, uh, reasons. Then you need a second SAA and a shotgun for cowboy action shooting. Then your life will spiral out of control and you will be a broken wreck of a man. DO IT NOW!!! View Quote Then you discover black powder revolvers which can be shipped straight to your house. |
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45 colt. Don't get anything else. 44-40 maybe cool but I have never seen any for sale in 6 months of looking. You can find 45...LONG...colt for under 1$/shot. Use ammoseek daily (hourly). Get the one you want the first time. You'll get more but don't cheap out on the first. Get one that catches your eye and you want. Uberti > Pietta (but Pietta sure isn't junk....heritage is though ).
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Regardless of whatever else you get that's SA everyone should have a Ruger Single Six. Especially if you take others to shoot at times.
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I think everyone should have at least one single action. They’re not as useful as more modern designs but they’re still a lot of fun and that’s the only reason needed to own one. I frequently wear a .45 ACP Blackhawk (convertible) with fancy grips when I go fishing, just because…
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Quoted: 45 colt. Don't get anything else. 44-40 maybe cool but I have never seen any for sale in 6 months of looking. You can find 45...LONG...colt for under 1$/shot. Use ammoseek daily (hourly). Get the one you want the first time. You'll get more but don't cheap out on the first. Get one that catches your eye and you want. Uberti > Pietta (but Pietta sure isn't junk....heritage is though ). View Quote The .44 Special is the one I am looking at……. Same ammo as my S&W 24-5, so I don’t have multiple calibers. The gun store I have been dealing with found some Ruger flattop single action Bisleys in .44 special for a pretty good deal, and that’s kinda what I was leaning toward for the first one |
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Quoted: Heck yeah you do! Everyone should have at least one and preferably more than that. Here's my Blackhawk Bisley 5.5" 45 colt/ACP. Definitely one of the ones I'd never part with. The Bisley grip really helps with heavy recoiling loads. One day I'll get one in .44 mag. https://live.staticflickr.com/4326/35422323234_37b3b53d38_k.jpg Here's the New Vaquero Bisley's in .45 Colt. Fantastic guns, terrible picture. https://live.staticflickr.com/4300/35472506123_6c447d2384_z.jpg View Quote That Bisley is the exact one I am looking at, only in .44 Special……. |
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