I'll start with mine, a Freedom Arms Premier grade .454 Casull, 10" Mag na ported barrel, with 2x Burris LER scope in TSOB 3-ring mounts. A wild pig killer, for sure!

Blackhawk Hunter in .44 mag.

A Ruger Old Model Super Blackhawk using a 275 gr LBT WFN.

Delta Elite Gold Cup 10mm.

Cow Elk.

If you leave that thing laying around in the snow like that, somebody's liable to think it's a 45- and steal it

Many have tried, and all have failed .

LMAO!


But. no mistaking that red Delta.

Custom Bisley in .500 JRH -- 5 1/5-inch barrel.





.454 Super Blackhawk.



Custom .45 Colt Bisley.

629

A couple that have done well on grass eaters in years past. Both 44's.

My current favorite is a factory stock Ruger Blackhawk .45 Colt with a 5 1/2'' barrel.

9.5" SRH topped with a Weaver Quik Point dot.. My most accurate large bore..

Super Redhawk in .480 Ruger:



Custom .500 Linebaugh Super Redhawk:



BFR in .500 JRH:

This 5" 29-2 is without a doubt one of my all time favorites. That said, I really like any Model 29 of the 5" variety.

As the saying goes "From mice to moose". In this case, it is "From ground squirrels to elk".

Even a plastic gun can make a pretty decent hunting handgun.

.480 Super Redhawk with a 30mm Ultradot.

one more in the "plastic gun" category:

Old Flattop .357:

Zee Special...

I can't match that selection that Mackay laid out, but either of these ought to work.

These two get the nod this year. NM Super Blackhawk with Leupold scope and an OM .357 Blackhawk converted to .44 Special

I really like that bottom one.

Thanks, It's happens to be my favorite one.

Who did the .357 to .44 for you? Where do you live in CNY?

Nice pic ,,,,but it screams for a trip to Doug Turnbull for sprucing up...😬

Here's a newer one of mine that has yet been blooded. It's a custom .44 Mag Bisley by Huntington with a six-shot oversized cylinder, and a banded 5 1/2-inch barrel.

VERY nice, Max!

Mike

Here's a wild pig, meat hog size, I took last week with the .454.

I had all the work done by Alan Harton out of Houston Texas.
I live in the southern end of Onondaga County. South of Syracuse, but North of Cortland. How about you?

Oswego.

Call me a weirdo, but this one strikes me as the coolest hunting gun in this thread.

I've hunted with several different Blackhawks, the 45 Colt Bisley custom was my favorite, but this ugly 10mm is the one I am the most capable with in the woods now. The brake comes off for hunting, just no pic that way; it's not a very picture worthy gun.



This was my favorite before the 10mm, although I never did hunt with it after installing the brake. The oversized thread protector was for the "barrel band" look with the brake removed.

An M34-2...

I liked that one a lot myself. Sentimental reasons.

Dang McKSagebrush

And I thought I had a truckgun 3 screw blackhawk!

High five !

I try to drag this out to the field every year and thus far it has accounted for one black bear, one wild hog, a water buffalo and it stopped a pissed off watusi from stepping on me. It's a .500 Maximum by Huntington.

Taken a bunch of game with these two Smiths

My .480 Ruger SRH has accounted for a number of animals. I have a an Ultradot 30 mounted up top.

That is my "Taffin" gun.

The short version is that gunwriter John Taffin very graciously donated both the grip frame and the barrel for the project.

After a gun show in Boise one day at the fairgrounds, he invited me to the house and instructed me in how to swap grip frames. All in all a great guy.

The gun started at a 6.5" barrel, but I prefer the present length better.

Those M-34s always seemed pretty cool. I have always wished I picked one up when they were available at a much more reasonable price.

I have a no-dash 4" 63, but there is something visually appealing about those 2" blued guns.

Baer versus bunny:

Though I really prefer a longer barrel for a dedicated hunting gun, a 4" Model 29 packs easy and can do quite nicely when called upon.

I was on a motorcycle trip when these pics were taken, and the 4" 29 works pretty well for that role.

For post 6,000 it only seems appropriate that a .44 magnum be chosen.



This guy was only "shot" with the camera. Strictly a practice stalk, and "counting coup".

My .480 SBH:

.45 Colt Bisley:

Popped this little guy w my dad's old Python

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I am a sucker for a TC though.
This yrs rig is a Super 14 in .35 rem w reddot.
My prev version had a rail scope and was not an easy open frame.

When it was wearing a .223 bbl

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Hell, we're practically neighbors

11yds. with the pocket gun.



A very nice double from this afternoon.




I think I'm going to whack a deer with that Flattop this year.




Travis

I must be a weirdo too. That thing is just too cool.