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TX:
A revolver to ride the range with. Good deal.
- Tom
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It looks sweet! I changed my mind after we talked earlier, I think it would look better leaving the cylinder as is, the flutes would look out of place in my opinion. Then again, it's not my Ruger 
Dave
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I paid more than that when they were first introduced!
kk alaska
Alaska 7 months of winter then 5 months of tourists
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Campfire Kahuna
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Campfire Kahuna
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OK, I figure I've stressed about this enough, so . . . just hit the "Buy It Now" button on this Ruger Blackhawk. It seems like a good deal, and after much debating, research, etc. on the 45 vs. 44, I decided it was splitting hairs for what I wanted this for (general plinking, backpacking carry, short distance hunting, etc.). I can't wait to get it and started playing - it'll be my first revolver! I have exactly that one. HELLUVA price you got that one for. 10.0 grains of Unique, 270-280 WFN, W-W or R-P cases, and it'll do everything you need it to do.
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Campfire Tracker
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My .45 SS Bisley is that same gun. I have the cheap black plastic grips from Midway USA on it. I prefer the checkered grips for hunting, but the smooth wood grips for the range. A Wolff hammer spring is very smooooth. Good luck.
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Campfire Ranger
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You chose well there pilgrim. Now go and shoot it.
NRA LIFE MEMBER
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS
ESPECIALLY THE SNIPERS!
"Suppose you were an idiot And suppose you were a member of Congress... But I repeat myself."
-Mark Twain
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My .45 SS Bisley is that same gun. I have the cheap black plastic grips from Midway USA on it. I prefer the checkered grips for hunting, but the smooth wood grips for the range. A Wolff hammer spring is very smooooth. Good luck. Would you mind explaining why you like the checkered grips for hunting? I can't stand mine. The checkering bites my hand. Looking for wood grips as we speak. Is it just that you can get a better grip when wet?
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