I had no idea, I have a pair with consecutive serial numbers. I use then for cowboy action shooting.P89DC said:The cylinder is fluted. Every 5½" stainless is going for silly prices and I'm always outbid. And the sellers on gunbroker.com are cranking in extra fees on desirable guns along with sales tax. Everything local is priced through the roof. A 44mag Bisley Hunter is $1300. A beat up 357 old model from 1971 is $650.
I had a Bisley Hunter but I sold it to my friend instead of cutting it down.
I just wanted to be sure it wasn't anything special. Thanks for the confirmation.
Its gonna get chopped. Then maybe a Ronnie Wells "Potato Judge" brass grip frame.
Yep. Blued revolvers are the cat's meow. I always felt the Stainless looks like it just left the factory unfinished . Don't get me wrong the SS revolvers I have shoot just as well as my blued, but prefer the blued. Enjoy and your choice to cut it down or not!My first blued firearm and I'm surprised how much i like it.
Don't you worry your little caps locked fingers over it. No matter what happens you'll never touch or see it.....montana outfitters said:YOU HACK IT UP IT'S YOURS FOREVER EVEN IF THEY MAKE 5 1/2 INCH BBLS IT'S BEEN BUBBAED AND VALUE CRASHES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+1 . Value isn't 'everything' anyway. I buy tools to use... Value has nothing to do with it .No matter what happens you'll never touch or see it...