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No rounded off edges here. Shown with the HOGUE TAMER grip installed. Said Marlin with more changes in the works, along with my Dad's circa '69-70 Winchester Model 94 .30-30, large-lever loop and parkerized refinish ( it was not in good condition after not seeing it for over 40 years! ) As...

Here's a pic of my RUGER SuperRedhawk .44 7.5" bbl. that I sent to George Roghaar in Boca Raton, FL. I wanted a 'blackened' stainless version to go with my Marlin 1895 'JM' .45-70 22" bbl. standard rifle with a DRC 'large-loop lever'. Planned to use Garrett cartridges, etc. The .44 came out...

I think you're supposed to hook the dorsal fin under the bottom of the extension on the barrel and then the bullet enters the brain of the shark/fish/creature from behind and blows it all out of the top of the compensator. Either that, or it's just a 'gator gun'. 8) At ANY rate, that's an...

So, the answer to the OP is 'no'. Only 2 SRH cylinders can claim 'strongest', that being the .454 Casull and possibly the .480 RUGER. I'd still vote for the blued 5.5" Redhawk as the 'only one gun' I'd own. Quarterbore: dang! Maybe you could work some new angle on the Elmer Keith...

...and FTW doesn't mean 'for the win'. :roll: Ask any old guy like me. I'm 62 now. :o It means 'F' THE WORLD. :P

Do want!

:D thanks!

:D Nothing like a dream come true, regardless of the time it takes. Have fun!

Tell me how to do that. 8) It's the .44 version. Brand new. NBF. TX.

That's an awesome recovery story! I wish my half-dozen lost children would find their way home!

Confucious say: Pinkie under butt is Stinky Pinkie. :P THAT said...I'd rather have a FULL GRIP. 8) I had an SP-101 snub with the factory grip. It was like holding a brick without a full grip. Changed it to a HOGUE, and WOW! NICE GUN! It made all the difference in the world for control...

On a slidiing scale, these choices would work...until the fingernail, bite-back option! :wink: "Nice puppy at the door picture" turns into:

Classic case of 'shoot first, ask questions later'... Both for the RUGER and the T/C. AR-rrrgggh!!!

Did I mention, that's a LONG time to wait for a project? NICE JOB! :D