41 Magnum Blackhawk
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Arthur Roy
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I have always loved the look of guns with good honest wear!
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In the past the thing about .41's for me was the more I investigated a potential purchase, the more likely it was that a savvy buyer would snap it up before I could get off the fence.
Now that I have the .41 covered, there is one or two on my bucket list but I don't expect to see one any time soon.
Now that I have the .41 covered, there is one or two on my bucket list but I don't expect to see one any time soon.
That's a nice looking holster! Where did you get it?Sure ain't gonna sell mine. NMBH I bought in '98. My daughter might when she inherits, but that's up to her.
My 4&5/8 is from 1967, my 6.5 is from 1968. Both are wearing Stainless Steel Old Army grip frames and Jay Scott grips. I have the original frames and grips labeled and put away. 4&5/8 before and after.
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cwweld
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Well the auction ended this morning. I was able to inspect it last week and the pictures did not do it justice. Very clean and mechanically sound.
Timing was dead on, bore was clean with sharp rifling and blue wear was minimal.
I only wish I hadn't bought her a new car (thing doesn't even have a place for a key and no gearshift lever to be found anywhere) or I'd have been a bidder fo
r sure.
Take a look, someone made out like a bandit.
Timing was dead on, bore was clean with sharp rifling and blue wear was minimal.
I only wish I hadn't bought her a new car (thing doesn't even have a place for a key and no gearshift lever to be found anywhere) or I'd have been a bidder fo
Take a look, someone made out like a bandit.
Good Lord.....what auction site was that?? I've been looking for .41 Blackhawk.
cwweld
Bearcat
Hey Scout, it was a local on line auction site called Obenauf Auctions (Round Lake, IL). The high bid was $401.00 plus 20% buyers fee and taxes and another $20.00 transfer fee. So the final price was a bit over $500.00 - - like I said above, I Inspected it and it was a super nice piece. It could have easily gone way over that at a big on line auction.
I lucked into a non Premier Six in Freedom arms and put a 2x7 Simmons on it. I scoped my 6.5 three screw .41 with a Leopld 2x8 to work up XTP loads.
Turned out that a load of 18.9 IMR 4227 and mag primers was all that my wrist could handle. The two guns grouped exactly the same, so I sold the FA for profit and kept my three screw back to iron sights, but Bowen rear.
Love that gun for balance and sight radius, but it shoots high right now. Need to fix that. The gun,pictured is better than a shooter I would say. I got caught up in bidding one time and won at 1350. Then the owner decided not to sell which I wasn't mad about. Within a month, I bought mine for 850.
When they will shoot to one inch at 38 feet at my indoor, I don't really care about the price.
Turned out that a load of 18.9 IMR 4227 and mag primers was all that my wrist could handle. The two guns grouped exactly the same, so I sold the FA for profit and kept my three screw back to iron sights, but Bowen rear.
Love that gun for balance and sight radius, but it shoots high right now. Need to fix that. The gun,pictured is better than a shooter I would say. I got caught up in bidding one time and won at 1350. Then the owner decided not to sell which I wasn't mad about. Within a month, I bought mine for 850.
When they will shoot to one inch at 38 feet at my indoor, I don't really care about the price.
Was at a local gun/pawn shop yesterday and saw a NM 41 mag Bisley (blued) for $950.00. Is that a good price?
hunter966
Single-Sixer
Seems like it was a good price for the seller not the buyer.
Many years ago, I sold my pristine OM/3-screw for $900 (it was serial number 900). I then bought this Bisley 41Mag to shoot; and the FA '97 (below it) to look at. I don't hunt anymore; but I enjoy showing the 'black gun kids' at the range, that God has made something called the "41 Magnum". They have no idea what I'm talking about and still wonder why I would want to pull the hammer back every time I want the gun to go bang. They also marvel that the gun never misses that plates at 25 yds.
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I preferred to carry a 41 OM Blackhawk over the 44 Mag SBH while guiding on hogs during grad school. My preference in big bear country (or where there are moose around) is a hot-loaded 45 Colt OM Blackhawk. My wife has a 41 OM Blackhawk for bears.
I am a faithful member of the 41 Cult…
OM, bought this gun because the previous owner said it was shot out & needed a new barrel, Nope it was carefully preserved with a very nice thick coating of lead…
Once cleaned out it's Shooter, and a good one.
AccuSport, my sidearm during deer hunt.
Currently the caretaker of this Harton, Keith#5 41M/41S.
Finally a 10.5" 41 magnum Desert Eagle that was left to me by my best friend upon his passing.
Likes & eats all the hottest ammo you want to throw at it,,, while not experiencing ridicules recoil.
Also have a 6.5 NM that is LNIB available to anybody that might need one.
PM if you have interest.
OM, bought this gun because the previous owner said it was shot out & needed a new barrel, Nope it was carefully preserved with a very nice thick coating of lead…
Once cleaned out it's Shooter, and a good one.
AccuSport, my sidearm during deer hunt.
Currently the caretaker of this Harton, Keith#5 41M/41S.
Finally a 10.5" 41 magnum Desert Eagle that was left to me by my best friend upon his passing.
Likes & eats all the hottest ammo you want to throw at it,,, while not experiencing ridicules recoil.
Also have a 6.5 NM that is LNIB available to anybody that might need one.
PM if you have interest.
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contender
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"AccuSport, my sidearm during deer hunt."
Why not the PRIMARY deer hunting firearm?
Why not the PRIMARY deer hunting firearm?
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"Why not the PRIMARY deer hunting firearm?"
Because it makes hunting too easy!
Because it makes hunting too easy!
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