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.480 Blackhawk by Huntington:

Thanks, many of those I don't own anymore but I keep the pictures around as reminders. One nice thing about Rugers is that they tend to be more affordable than S&W's or Colts, particularly on the used market, so I've been able to try out quite a few in order to find out what I like and don't like.

Those punch bullets just make that picture! Great revolver too. The 480 Ruger is, to my mind, a truly underrated cartridge.

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.475 Linebaugh Bisley by John Linebaugh:

Bite your tongue. There is no bigger boat anchor than an X-frame.

Very cool. Is that a recent Linebaugh build or an older one?

It's an old build.

My pair of Bisley 44s. One a trimmed Hunter the other a Lipseys gun.



I ended up having to replace the front sight and ramp on the short one. The factory had soldered it on both off center and at an angle. I made a one piece front with a brass insert to replace it. Much better now but I don't have a picture.

That cut-down Hunter is pretty cool! Who did the work? Is the front sight still interchangeable?

Yes the front sight still interchanges and I did the work myself. It's cut at 5.5" and handles really well.

vaquero 45

top i believe is a 41 the other 2 44's [img:center][/img]
pair of security sixes [img:center][/img]
500 linebaugh built by jack huntington

475 linebaugh built by dustin linebaugh [img:center][/img]

A lot of nice pieces showing up here. Looks like single actions outnumber double actions by about three to one.

Vaquero Bisley, 357, old style.

I think someone has a birthday coming up Doug, hopefully his son gets him another Ruger...


Speed Six 38 spc




Same Speed Six with a Security Six 357 stainless

.500 JRH Bisley by Huntington:

I like the way you think. I like those K-frame Rugers too.

.44 mag Super Blackhawk, 7 1/2" barrel, Cerakoted, grips by Badger.

.45 Colt Blackhawk.