Scarce Bisley .41 Mag Blackhawk with the rollmarked cylinder, catalog number RB41W. Ruger website confirms this revolver as a model 0431 which is the RB41W, and a ship date of 1993. A fellow on here was wanting one of these so I sent him a PM last week to let him know about his one, but he doesn't seem to have opened the PM, possibly because the forum is no longer sending email notifications for new messages. Maybe he will see this ad. Anyway, the revolver appears to be in fine condition with just a few areas of wear, mostly a light turn line and the ERH retaining screw is a bit buggered and the screwdriver must have slipped and scratched the anodizing around the screw hole. I envision that happening to the prior owner on a trip to the range when the ER and housing shot loose after a half box of ammo and tightening it back down in frustration with the wrong size screwdriver after scouring the ground for the missing screw and hitting his head on the bottom of the bench when straightening up after he finally found it - but that's just my imagination - not that I've had similar experiences :lol: Now, the conventional wisdom on the blue Bisleys is that the fluted cylinder guns are much rarer than the rollmarked cylinder guns. While that is true for the other calibers, it isn't the case for the .41 Mag. Both models are about the same rarity with around 2000 of each made. The RENE References for estimated quantities says, "RB-41 = 2,000; RB-41W = 2,000". Sorry, no papers, just the box, which has a few patches of yellow peeled from the lid as shown. The box is from my personal stash (some people hoard toilet paper, I hoard Ruger cardboard) and is not original to the gun, so if you want the gun without the box, take $35 off the price.
SPF (including box) $795 shipped FFL to FFL
SPF (including box) $795 shipped FFL to FFL
