Yes it is. I guess it's the box it came in. There is no SN on the box. Did they write SN on the double action boxes during this time?Oh a rare Redhawk for sure! Weird though that box says stainless while shipper stamped blue!
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This one is a long box.On a related note, my 5.5 inch 357 came in a box plenty long enough for the 7.5 inch. But both my 41's ( 5.5" ) came in a box "just right" in length. I'm guessing they just used what was handy cause the end label on my long box is correct.
I've been wanting one of these for a while. Found one in excellent condition with the complete package.
Gotta have 'em for my wrist-snappers. The factory wood ones came off within a week.Those Uncle Mike's grips are the bomb when shooting hot loads!
.41 is one of my favorite revolver cartridges. What may help this redheaded stepchild is if SAMI would recognize the .41 Special as a viable cartridge. I would buy one. I have a S&W 57, OM BH and NM BH, only manufacturer making ,41 Special brass is Starline, and they are on limited runs.Yep, better get the wallet out when you see one. Seems like just about all .41's are getting a premium nowadays. I'd think that Ruger or one of the big distributors would take note and solve the problem.
Yes they are! I have a set of four 5.5" stainless Redhawks (357, 41, 44.& 45) and swap my ONE set of Uncle Mike's between the 41 and 44 when taken to the range. The 357 and 45 have factory wood grips and a Tyler T grip and are fired with mild to mid range loads just for fun.Those Uncle Mike's grips are the bomb when shooting hot loads!