Ruger Blackhawk 41 Mag Pistol Serial Number 67
The 41 magnum Blackhawk packs a powerful punch and is well.The Ruger Super Blackhawk in. 41 Magnum was developed, Keith received the first revolver to leave the factory, and it featured serial number 67.When “tactical” drives such a high percentage of the handgun market, sometimes the more pedestrian (aka “uncool”) utility hardware tends to be overlooked, which is both a shame and very short-sighted.The handsome blue finish and other advanced features make this an exciting 6-shot pistol to own. Naturally, when the Blackhawk. Ruger even made the long drive from New England to Salmon, Idaho, in the early 1950s to show Keith his prototype Single-Six revolver and seek input on the upcoming Blackhawk.
Comes with original paperwork. There’s still a strong market for single actions, and Ruger undeniably dominates among those who demand a modern design that’s simple, safe, strong and robust.Description: Ruger New Model Blackhawk. Sometimes, and in some places, the tried-and-true single-action revolver, despite its lack of high-tech chic, can carry the day. Work is commonly performed on the action of these revolvers to give a light, crisp trigger pull, thereby contributing to accuracy.The odds of even 1 percent of all “combat” sidearms sold each year ever being caught in the middle of a protracted shootout are astronomically slim, and there are other legitimate uses for a reliable and powerful sidearm.
357 Mags began the following year with a Security-Six acquired to start a police career. 22 Single-Six for general woodsbumming, and my experience with Ruger. 327 MagnumMy experience with Ruger single actions dates back to 1975, when I bought my first Ruger.
And that’s still the deal with Ruger Blackhawks, steady sellers since Bill Ruger introduced them in original form in 1955.The line remains very strong for the company in this modern era, and that’s because the basic design offers a solid combination of dependable quality and the ability to churn out some serious energy figures downrange where and when both are needed. Ruger single actions are pure workhorses to me when you need to hammer a bullet downrange reliably time after time and year after year, through all sorts of terrain and weather conditions, trust me, true grit counts far more than case-colored lipstick. 357 Mag in the early 1980s that hunted with me a time or two.
In certain situations, how hard you can hit trumps how many times you can hit.Yes, admittedly there’s a John Wayne that lies deep within many of us who grew up watching the Duke, with which there’s absolutely nothing wrong in itself, but single actions are also appreciated by the practical pistolero who understands what the operating system provides. When you need ground-level handgun horsepower more than you need a 15-round magazine, the Blackhawk delivers. 45 Colt, in blue and stainless, with several barrel lengths and a choice of either a conventional hammer and grip frame or Bisley versions.
45 Colt is perfectly capable of bringing home the bacon, but the original Colt design has its pressure limitations and can’t handle much hotter fodder. 45 Colt has been the most popular from its official adoption by the U.S. The classic Colt Peacemaker has been chambered in over 30 different calibers during its ongoing saga as the Grand Old Man Of Single-Action Six-Gunnery, and the horse-dropping. There’s no safety to forget, no decocker to remember, either.Slow loading? Yep, but if you’ve learned the gun, lived with the gun and “Zenned” yourself into becoming one with the gun, six rounds in a general-purpose, outdoor, single-action wheelgun can go a long way if you’ve got enough steam in all six boilers. You’ll know where it’ll break, and if it becomes your preferred farm, ranch or hunting sidekick, it’ll become second nature and an old friend.
Low-velocity lead for practice, high-velocity gas-checked lead for deep penetration, and anything from light to heavy in jacketed bullets for everything in between.RELATED STORY: Gun Review – Ruger 22 Charger Takedown PistolThe. The caliber’s also a natural for reloading, with dozens of bullet weights and designs available as components that let you decide how far you want to push the envelope. 357 is our oldest domestic magnum caliber, and as such it’s probably our most developed magnum caliber, with commercial loadings available from very lightweight bullets through midweights to some very potent heavyweights from just about every major ammo maker and one or two specialty high-performance companies. Not as fast to shoot, load, unload or reload, admittedly, but speed isn’t always the only criterion.The. The Ruger Blackhawk also has a simpler mechanism with less to bend, break or bind than a double-action revolver, a stronger frame than most, and simpler ejection. The 19th century Colt design could occasionally shear right on through its hammer notches if the hammer slipped on cocking, or break its trigger tip, either of which could create more excitement than a mule on locoweed.
And there’s the built-in versatility of being able to use. Practice is easier on your hands and wallets, accuracy with a proven load can be more than you’ll need for typical uses, and the round flies flat enough to cover a rattler at 5 feet or a deer at 50 yards. 32s, and a hard-cast, 180-grain, lead solid can take down an elk or a boar, with good placement, without also taking out your wrist, as some of its bigger magnum brothers can.
The switch to stainless on those two parts was done a few years back to simplify parts production and inventory, using the same parts in Blackhawks of either color now. My test sample came with the checkered rubber grips of recent years, but changes from older versions included a more matte finish on the alloy grip frame, a steel ejector rod housing and a stainless steel hammer and trigger. 357 for better penetration on bigger critters. Those adjustable sights can cover your field needs from lightweight, jacketed 125-grainers for self-defense and medium game around coyote sizes, on up to the heavy-for-caliber solid 180-grainers that I carry in the.
357 loads, this isn’t a problem. 357 Blackhawk, recoil in even hotter loads like the premium Buffalo Bores is not hard to control. With the heavy, full-sized frame and thicker barrel walls of the.
Otherwise, from mild to wild, this Blackhawk can handle it, and it travelled along on a recent desert excursion quite handily. Off the bench, I only wish the revolver had a white-outlined rear sight and a more visible orange front blade insert.
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