So I came across a 7 1/2" BH last year with just a 45 ACP cylinder. For whatever reason at the time, I bought it. It still sits unused by me and I'm at a stand still as to what to do with it. Never really pay attention to the convertables. Is such a creature have much market interest? Almost considering simply sending it to Ruger for the missing 45LC cylinder since it a 7 1/2" model which I like. What are they charging for getting a cylinder supplied & fitted now? Did consider a 5 shot or such from Gallagher or the like but a whole new custom cylinder is just a bit cost prohibitive at the moment.
decisions, decisions
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45Colt_Man
Blackhawk
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http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=930100&highlight=replacement+cylinder#930100
His quote is for a 45acp cylinder, should be the same for the Colt cylinder I would think.
Dana
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=930100&highlight=replacement+cylinder#930100
His quote is for a 45acp cylinder, should be the same for the Colt cylinder I would think.
Dana
New Model or Old Model, BlkHawk?
Well, it likely "letters" as a convertible. That's something.
Call 603-865-2442. They can tell ya more that anyone here. They be the folks that do it.
:lol: Jim
:lol: Jim
They are certainly the best resource for ship date and shipped configuration. But I'll maintain that there are people here who have dedicated their lives to the study of Ruger minutiae, and I'll listen to them any time. It's the big appeal of the website as far as I'm concerned.
