Don Lovel
Hunter
Gunblast Shot Show report #2 showed it, stainless, 4 5/8 barrel Bisley in 454, Yeehaw factor 1000000000000 for a heavy 45 Colt backcountry hiking revolver and Alaskan fishing trip warm fuzzy
Lipseys has a 454 Casull Bisley with 4 5/8" barrel
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That ought to garner some attention. I had one of the 6-1/2"er's but decided I liked the heavier bullet of the 480. But not everyone makes the same decision.
CraigC
Hawkeye
Probably one of the best .45's Ruger has ever produced.
Don Lovel
Hunter
I think 5 1/2" barrel is much better balanced, but being able to carry a nice easy to holster 45 Colt with backup 454 rounds on you just in case you need to stop a runaway Peterbuilt....priceless
Mus408 said:
YEP!
No doubt a sweet sidearm for fish'n and camp'n with big toothy predators that want to eat you. I would feel well protected. had an early FA in 4 5/8" with fixed sights,, one I wish I had back!
It is a handful with full throttle loads heavy doses if H110 and a 340 grain cast slug was my favorite load,, not many would shoot it, those I could con into it usually stopped after one shot, most it drew blood on.
Not that bad if you roll with it, but most try and hold it down with a death grip,, it usually bit em.
It is a handful with full throttle loads heavy doses if H110 and a 340 grain cast slug was my favorite load,, not many would shoot it, those I could con into it usually stopped after one shot, most it drew blood on.
Not that bad if you roll with it, but most try and hold it down with a death grip,, it usually bit em.
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