.41 Mag Vaquero?

A .41 Vaquero loaded with 215 SWC's at around 1,000 fps would be my dream fun gun!
 
I want one, but I can see why Jason is having such a hard time getting to it. How many new models in the last year?
 
Jason at Lipsey's said:
My first big bore handgun was a 41 Magnum Blackhawk. I have always been a fan of the round. It has been discussed, but a few other projects are taking precedent right now over working on the feasibility of a mid size Flattop 41 Magnum. I feel confident it will work fine, but would most likely want to stretch the cylinder just a bit like we did on the Single Seven to minimize OAL issues with ammo.

Jason, you are such a tease.
I'd be in for 2 of these in stainless FT.
 
I wonder how many of our requests Jason and Ruger are evaluating for feasibility right now. I'll bet some of them are really difficult.
 
dixie884 said:
I wonder how many of our requests Jason and Ruger are evaluating for feasibility right now. I'll bet some of them are really difficult.

Well they surprised us with a new 4.2" Redhawk! Come on Vaquero!
:shock:
 
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I'd buy any .41 mag in a mid sized framed Blackhawk or Vaquero. Heck, I'd probably buy 2 or 3. I love my .41s!
 
.41Dave said:
I'd buy any .41 mag in a mid sized framed Blackhawk or Vaquero. Heck, I'd probably buy 2 or 3. I love my .41s!

How about a 5 1/2" flat top in either finish? LOL. That's what I want. I'd take a Vaquero, too
 
Groo here
Making a 41 on the New Vaquero frame is easy.
Get a 41 barrel or blank,bore out the cylinder [ from 357] , mount barrel and your done.
As a hint as the barrel will be replaced, any length 357 will work. [I didn't need to get a Mondago , any barrel length would work.]
This will save some dollars and offset the conversion cost.
My 5 1/4in bisley has an S&W adj sight milled into the top strap ,old school style.
I call it my "Poor mans Keith #5"
 
A stainless .41 Mag Vaquero would also be the first .41 in stainless right?
Let's do it! I am going to see the Ruger factory rep at Old Glory Firearms today, Hopefully he won't laugh at my suggestion. :)
 
Okay so I met John today. He's the Ruger rep for Northeast from Maine to Maryland. He says to contact the CEO on Ruger website and people like Jason @ Lipsey's and anything in the way of a .41 Vaquero may be possible. Nice guy. Had fun watching him try to explain to an older fella how to breakdown his MKII pistol and then demonstrate the new MKIV
 
Sent a note and a link to Ruger CEO regarding this thread! Let's keep our fingers crossed!!
:shock:

P.S. You 20+ posters can send a reminder too and let's keep ringing Jason@Lipsey's bell!!!!!!!!!!
 
Arky said:
While we are wishing, lets wish for it to have .41 mag and .41 special cylinders.

Watsa matter Arky? don't like cleaning lead/carbon from the mag cylinder?LOL!!! :twisted:
 
Halloween update;

Our buddy, Jason @ Lipsey's, let me know he had a meeting with the folks @ Ruger last week.
He said he would bring this subject up with them. Just waiting for a response as to how it was received.
:P
 
Robb Barnes said:
A 41 vaquero would get me buying a new model Ruger!

Jason@Lipsey's got back to me; The subject was discussed as a possibility with the Ruger folks, just not in the immediate future...........

That's a glimmer of hope right?
:?

Thanks Jason for keepin the dream alive! :)
 
If they wait too long we,ll all have customs and won,t need them.
smith1961 said:
Robb Barnes said:
A 41 vaquero would get me buying a new model Ruger!

Jason@Lipsey's got back to me; The subject was discussed as a possibility with the Ruger folks, just not in the immediate future...........

That's a glimmer of hope right?
:?

Thanks Jason for keepin the dream alive! :)
 
Okay, here is the closest thing I have to a 41 mag Vaquero. The bottom gun is a TLA South Taxas Army in 41 Mag. Teh other two guns are a 41 mag West Texas Flat top Target and a 41 Mag Border Special. Bill Grover built one or two sets of guns like this with all bearing the same serial number and the South Texas Army is like a left hand version of the Colt SAA or the Ruger Vaquerro.
 
Not a devotee of custom guns but this one has a certain pull to it. Ruger or Lipseys or whoever won't be calling it the Border Special, too bad. The Vaquero is confused already, being a name for two different things. I'm going for the Ruger Badlander. and I think I want one.
 
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