OK, I give up

Tslepebull

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I traded off my 4&5/8" .41 Blackhawk years ago and except for a .22 I have not had any single action revolvers since then. I have had a long term love affair with large frame DA revolvers. I currently own two Redhawks, more N-frame Smiths than I can count (although my wife can), a Colt New Service, and a great old Webley MKVI converted to .45 ACP., but no big bore SA revolvers. So it is official, a Blackhawk or Super Blackhawk is back on my radar. First choice is to replace the short barrel .41 I gave up but a .44 or .45 would work fine but I really like ths short barrel models.

Whew, glad I got that off my chest! Is there some support group for this?
 
Tslepebull":d9dmxfcs said:
Is there some support group for this?

Nope. And, all of us here are 'enablers' to your 'problem'!

:wink:



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Tslepebull":16c1ku3w said:
So you guys are a BAD influence?

Oh, my gosh, yes! We're the worst of the bad.

Short barreled Blackhawk, eh?

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If I'm heading out to the woods and want to pack a "medium sized" big bore one of these two get "first choice". The Flattop is a .44 mag. and the OM Blackhawk is a .45 Colt. Both offer big bore performance. And, no, I don't care that they are not the lightest of "carry guns" but they can shuck significantly heavy chunks of lead down range with acute accuracy.

I'll caution you that my friends here will offer other tempting solutions.

:D

flatgate
 
You guys are terrible.

Next thing you know, some guy is going to post pics of gorgeous grips and you'll have to upgrade your Blackhawk. Pittifull self promotion. :oops:

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Asking Ruger Forum members for that kind of support would be like an AA member telling another one, "It's okay to have one drink. Aw, go ahead and have two or three. You can start over tomorrow."

I don 't think there's a 12-step program for Rugeritis.

Bkat
 
Bkat":lqy6csdf said:
I don 't think there's a 12-step program for Rugeritis.

Bkat

Yes there is, after hanging a target, take 12 paces, turn around and start shooting. Works every time. :wink:

...jimbo
 
No great drool-inducing pictures here, but how can you withstand the siren song of the first new .44 Special single action production revolver in years? Or yes, the .41 mag. Flattop. Deep blue. You hear it calling to you... Some of those nice holly grips you've seen... You're getting sleepy... Your wallet is opening... To heck with those bills. This is more important. Bask in the glow of the pursuit and acquisition.

Oh sorry. Got a bit carried away...

-- Sam
 
I smell a rat! I don't think your here for motivation to buy one, I think you are here because you already bought some and need reinforcement before going in the house to face the boss!

My only shorty is a .45 Colt NM Blackhawk... its a ton of fun and pretty accurate.
 
Tslepebull":o86qn7se said:
I traded off my 4&5/8" .41 Blackhawk years ago and except for a .22 I have not had any single action revolvers since then. I have had a long term love affair with large frame DA revolvers. I currently own two Redhawks, more N-frame Smiths than I can count (although my wife can), a Colt New Service, and a great old Webley MKVI converted to .45 ACP., but no big bore SA revolvers. So it is official, a Blackhawk or Super Blackhawk is back on my radar. First choice is to replace the short barrel .41 I gave up but a .44 or .45 would work fine but I really like ths short barrel models.

Whew, glad I got that off my chest! Is there some support group for this?


I'm just surprised it took you so long to give up :D
 

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