10" 357 Blackhawk

AkRay

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This is my 10" 357 Blackhawk. It has 6 groove rifling, and some holster wear. I've shot it a few times and it's a fun one to shoot.
 
Oh, the serial number is 228xx, and the numbers are small.
 
AKRay:
Send me a PM on the full sn of your gun so I can add it to my list. Have 132 of the 10" 6-groove recorded now and I'm always happy to add new examples to the list. Have four noted in the 228xx range so there might even be a consecutive number to yours listed there.
Chet15
 
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AkRay, with the addition of your gun, Bob's List now has ten guns in the 228XX range, eight of which are 10" versions. Unfortunately, we have no consecutive gun . . . but close.

Thanks again for sharing.

:mrgreen:
Ale
 
This one is probably on the list, but 22801 is a 10-inch Blackhawk .357 that was shipped in July 1959.

Bill
 
I feel very fortunate to have one, too!

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flatgate

What a beautiful gun...especially with the Ruger stag grips....I have never seen one in person...how many were produced and what is the going rate for a collector gun?
 
AkRay said:
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This is my 10" 357 Blackhawk. It has 6 groove rifling, and some holster wear. I've shot it a few times and it's a fun one to shoot.

Nice looking gun! I bet that is a dream to shoot!

Rob
 
hdonlybob said:
WHOOPS....GETTIN TOO OLD...37301 is an eight groove barrel....
Geesh.....Thanks Ale-8(1)
HD :oops:


hdonlybob said:
Here is #37301 that is still hanging around in WI. (Also a 6 groove)
Cheers,
HD

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I THOUGHT IT TO BE AN 8 GROOVE. 8) SEEMS I HAD 37302 ONCE UPON A TIME, AND IT WAS AN 8 GROOVE....... :wink:
 
I thought your 10" Flattop would probably have an 8 groove barrel just because the serial numbers of our guns are so far apart.
 
The first "batch" of 6-groove guns runs from about 22500 thru about 31800 (1959-60), while the second "batch" of 8-groove guns runs from about 36000 thru about 37800 (1961) . . . approximately . . . sorta.

Chet15 has better details, but this is what Bob's List indicates from reported guns.

:)
 
Well seems HD is admitting the OLD AGE thing :lol: :lol: :lol: Heck I am not old I just can't SEE or REMEMBER things :roll: :roll: :roll:

I have a few of these 10 guns.....22667 and 22668 6 groove along with 37378 and 37379 8 groove.....I have sold 2 6 groove and 2 8 groove guns over the years if my old memory is intact......RR.
 
Very nice, Mike722! They both appear to be in the same great condition so I assume they've been together for a long time.
 
Is there any particular significance to whether the barrel is 6 or 8 grooves other than (I believe) the 8 groove barrels are generally on later guns?
mike
 
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