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Yeah it sucked all the way around and as I have a concealed carry permit and carry a handgun while grouse hunting in the Upper Peninsula I wasn't about to chance getting checked by a warden.
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I routinely kick myself in the ass for not buying one of the Ruger Bisley Hunters in .41 when they were made. The one that I have is one of the most accurate revolvers I have - as many have mentioned the .41 is typically very accurate anyway but that Bisley will out shoot a couple of Freedom Arms revolvers that I have…….just saying so if you do stumble across one DO NOT hesitate!! PennDog
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Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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Skeen Had one of those back in the mid 80’s. Fun to shoot although some top end loads weren’t. Decided I didn’t need 2 at the time and to fund something else one went. Decided to keep the one bought in 74 which I still have and enjoy. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/bv19Yhx7/A8-BA7601-62-B5-4-D14-B306-3-A1-A842-A5136.jpg)
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Nice link - that Ruger shot well, like early Redhawks.....the TC did fair, for a TC. I like about a 12 - 12.5 on long end. Had a 10, 12, and 14....in many chamberings, inc. 41.
Re: the OMBH, I had no trouble with a 'shorty' using Pachmayr grips, with 21-22 H110/296 and 210s......
IIRC, FWIW - the gap on the Rugers often were tighter than S&W, giving the short Rugers about the same speed as a say 6" M57.
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I routinely kick myself in the ass for not buying one of the Ruger Bisley Hunters in .41 when they were made. GunNut, I do the same. Looked at them seriously several times, but never pulled the trigger.
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Skeen Had one of those back in the mid 80’s. Fun to shoot although some top end loads weren’t. Decided I didn’t need 2 at the time and to fund something else one went. Decided to keep the one bought in 74 which I still have and enjoy. Swifty, that rear sight on your Ruger, is that an aftermarket sight? What brand?
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I routinely kick myself in the ass for not buying one of the Ruger Bisley Hunters in .41 when they were made. The one that I have is one of the most accurate revolvers I have - as many have mentioned the .41 is typically very accurate anyway but that Bisley will out shoot a couple of Freedom Arms revolvers that I have…….just saying so if you do stumble across one DO NOT hesitate!! PennDog Wonder what this one will go for. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1003288508
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Why Yes, I do believe it is! LOL Sure would love to have some of those powder coated WFN cast bullets that they refer to in the article that Dick pours. Frog----OUT!
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Why Yes, I do believe it is! LOL Sure would love to have some of those powder coated WFN cast bullets that they refer to in the article that Dick pours.Frog----OUT! Oh yeah. Indeed.
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Skeen Had one of those back in the mid 80’s. Fun to shoot although some top end loads weren’t. Decided I didn’t need 2 at the time and to fund something else one went. Decided to keep the one bought in 74 which I still have and enjoy. That looks like a pretty good one to keep for sure.
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I routinely kick myself in the ass for not buying one of the Ruger Bisley Hunters in .41 when they were made. The one that I have is one of the most accurate revolvers I have - as many have mentioned the .41 is typically very accurate anyway but that Bisley will out shoot a couple of Freedom Arms revolvers that I have…….just saying so if you do stumble across one DO NOT hesitate!! PennDog Wonder what this one will go for. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1003288508I see it went for $1400. It has been almost twenty years since I got mine, a Davidson's gun. $500 then. That is not bad appreciation. I think the Marlin FG is doing almost as well.
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I imagine, there are those who wish they had a 41 magnum; then there are those who own a 41 mag. and enjoy it to the fullest. Never be without a 41 mag.
The 44's are grand, yet they are not a 41.
Long live the 41 Rem. Mag.
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