454 SRH

SweetWilliam

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I'm looking at a 454 SRH 7.5" magna ported bbl. with 125rnds of ammo.
He wants $600. What do you think?
 
Well I'm the proud owner of a SRH 454. He wouldn't go any lower then $600.
But it came with 2 receipts. One for $115 factory magna port job & the other for $182 for Herrett custom fit finger grooved hand rubbed oil finished grips.
Plus the original grips & 111 rounds of reloads. And a hunter brand holster.
I think I did ok.


 
You did good !!! Nice looking rig. Now, tell me, what is with that rear sight? It does not look like any of my factory sights.
 
I have no idea. But it seems like a nice one.
If anyone knows chime in.
I think it has had a trigger job also. Light & absolutely no creep at all.



 
Chuck 100 yd said:
You did good !!! Nice looking rig. Now, tell me, what is with that rear sight? It does not look like any of my factory sights.

They might be Williams Fire Sights???
 
With all the extras you did very well. It is going to be a bit noisy with full loads. I would tame down the reloads but I'm a wimp.
 
Congratulations on the very nice purchase!
I was going to post earlier (jokingly) that you really should help the guy out that devalued the gun by purchasing the $200 plus worth of ammo with it.
But I see you got things very well under control and also have grips and holster to boot!

I don't appreciate double action revolvers or ported firearms but if I would have ran across that thing (and extra's) at that price I would have been all over it with all four feet!
 
No rings. He didn't have them. He had a base on it with a $200 red dot scope.
I'm not a fan of red dots (of any make or model). And he wanted $750 with the scope set up.
I figured with everything I got it was probably worth about $800.
I'm sure I'll get a set of rings & have been looking at Leupold scopes online already.
I first have to build up my sock money again.

I always thought about getting a SRH 454 with a 9.5" bbl. to get the most velocity out of it. But when I saw this, I was like what the hell why not.
And I never really like the looks of the SRH. Always thought Ruger should have made it a full lug bbl. like on the GP's. I know it would have been a heavy sob but it would have been sweet looking.
I'm pretty sure this gun will grow on me.
 
SweetWilliam said:
[...] And I never really like the looks of the SRH. Always thought Ruger should have made it a full lug bbl. like on the GP's. I know it would have been a heavy sob but it would have been sweet looking.
I'm pretty sure this gun will grow on me.
A SRH with the original Lett grip installed is the most comfortable double action for me to fire with standard .44 mag or heavier loads. While you're shooting you only feel the grip and see the sights. You are right. After enjoying it at the range the side view will grow on you.
 
Also I remember see a nice looking leather shoulder holster on here but I can't remember what the make was. If anyone can help?
 
DA_TriggR4Ruger said:
Yes. Thank you.

Because of this:
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=234195
See page 2.

I just needed a comparison.
Thanks again.

My gun was made in 2000. Their is a slight gap at the top but the cyl. locks up tight.
At least with mine it doesn't hurt anything.
Does yours lock up tight and how's it shoot?
 
7x leather makes a fantastic chest holster. Really wonderful guy to deal with too.
That's what I carried my SRH 454 in before I sold it. Still have the holster sitting around waiting for a new gun to be put in it.
 
ChiefMuzz said:
7x leather makes a fantastic chest holster. Really wonderful guy to deal with too.
That's what I carried my SRH 454 in before I sold it. Still have the holster sitting around waiting for a new gun to be put in it.

If you ever decide to sell let me know. I might just be interested.
 
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