Snub Blackhawk...

Jim Puke

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Here is one for the CCW crowd...Bob Wright... :mrgreen:

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=396603994
 
Well, I don't know about you folks.... that is one ugly, non-balanced SA I've seen. I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder ... but ...
 
Rclark said:
Well, I don't know about you folks.... that is one ugly, non-balanced SA I've seen. I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder ... but ...
Couldn't agree more. Fortunately, it shouldn't be too hard to screw a new, real barrel onto the poor abused thing. :?
 
"Beautiful used single action revolver with professionally made barrel reduction for fast drawing. This revolver belonged to a passionate, competitive cowboy shooter. "


• Beautiful is definitely in the eye of the beholder.

• Professesionally? Don't see a professional leaving the portion of the barrel warning. Takes very little to chop off a barrel and certainly not pro-level work needed.

• Fast drawing…hmmm, guess retaining the high front sight is part of that fast-draw package. :roll eyes: I'd think a low spur hammer would be part of any fast-draw model as well.

• Passionate, competitive…great but that doesn't equate to being anything else such as greatly regarded or successful. Those imitation black pear grips just scream "old west" too. :roll eyes:


Does list it being located in Vegas. Well, what is in Vegas should stay in Vegas in this case. :D
 
Rclark said:
Well, I don't know about you folks.... that is one ugly, non-balanced SA I've seen. I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder ... but ...

I'm with you...

I'd love the brass Dragoon grip frame though...

Just not on that monstrosity...
 
Yep, three screw .357 Magnum, brass Super Blackhawk grip frame, what's not to like. But $425, you've got to be kidding!

Bob Wright
 
BlkHawk73 said:
"Beautiful used single action revolver with professionally made barrel reduction for fast drawing. This revolver belonged to a passionate, competitive cowboy shooter. "


• Beautiful is definitely in the eye of the beholder.

• Professesionally? Don't see a professional leaving the portion of the barrel warning. Takes very little to chop off a barrel and certainly not pro-level work needed.

• Fast drawing…hmmm, guess retaining the high front sight is part of that fast-draw package. :roll eyes: I'd think a low spur hammer would be part of any fast-draw model as well.

• Passionate, competitive…great but that doesn't equate to being anything else such as greatly regarded or successful. Those imitation black pear grips just scream "old west" too. :roll eyes:


Does list it being located in Vegas. Well, what is in Vegas should stay in Vegas in this case. :D
Blackhawk73 said it best!

That said, I would give $100 or $200 for it and turn it into a real sheriffs model or 4.625" barrel, ditch the grips, fancy 'er up, etc. In .44 Special, of course (or, I always kinda wanted a .41 Special.)

But $425? Nope.
 
Somehow I get a disturbing mental image of Frank Zappa's "Willie the Pimp" carrying that in his jockstrap :shock:

:lol:
 
If the grip frame is a MR-DB3 and I bet it is, the lowest price you are going to find one is $300. More likely $350. Three screw convertible parts $100.

But as I remarked earlier :x :x

SATCOM
 
Cholo said:
Somehow I get a disturbing mental image of Frank Zappa's "Willie the Pimp" carrying that in his jockstrap :shock:

:lol:
Or maybe Al the Pimp on the old HBO show Deadwood. :wink: :mrgreen:
 
I couldn't see the photos last night so I was wondering how bad it was. Now I can see- truly hideous.
Besides the photography is bad, on the end of the barrel it looks like you can see hacksaw marks. Probably just pixelation though.
 
Fast draw needs tall hammer i think. But maybe not adjustable sights.

Everyone's opinion of professional is different. Ha
 
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