Tweek
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A .22 DA revolver would be nice.
The new rumored Ruger
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DennisE
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I'm hoping for a SS Bisley with a 5.5" barrel in .44 magnum! Dennis
EDK
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BlkHawk73":29bcrzkv said:DennisE":29bcrzkv said:
Ahh, you missed those by a few years.
Around $600 on gunbroker...auctionarms...gunsamerica. Keep your eyes open and your wallet handy.
Gary in Pennsylvania
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OK - When will said 'rumored' Ruger be announced??
sixshot
Buckeye
This one has really got blackhawk73 going, I'll bet he doesn't sleep until the 4th of January!
I'm guessing a 327 but its just a guess. My preference, a 5 shot 480 Bisley.
Dick
I'm guessing a 327 but its just a guess. My preference, a 5 shot 480 Bisley.
Dick
sixshot":t5v33o4h said:This one has really got blackhawk73 going, I'll bet he doesn't sleep until the 4th of January!
I'm guessing a 327 but its just a guess. My preference, a 5 shot 480 Bisley.
Dick
It shows that much? :lol: Even begging and pleading to Mr Bane didn't help. (I'm kidding, I didn't grovel)
Just knowing there's a new sing;e action Ruger that he was that excited about has me equally excited. I've got wants for what it is but not holding my breath on most. I do know if it's an adjustable sight Bisley, regardless of chambering, I'll probably buy it.
You CAN bet that on 1/4/10, I'll be checking sites all day at work to see what it is. Poor iPhone is gonna get a work out that day. :lol:
Lloyd Smale
Blackhawk
maybe its finally the 480 bisley that everyone screamed for for years!!! make mine a 4 5/8s blued one please!
rugerlovah
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how about a CHEAPER single six? somehow they have jumped up to around $400-500 for a new bare-bones version.
i would also like to see a DA .22 revolver. 4" or 6" barrel. not mostly plastic like the LCR. but i seriously doubt that's it ...
i would also like to see a DA .22 revolver. 4" or 6" barrel. not mostly plastic like the LCR. but i seriously doubt that's it ...
What is the mystery gun? First I will tell you what I think it is not.
Not a 1911. Cost very high to tool up production for a new design. Ruger missed getting into the law enforcement market. 2010 Shot Show 3 more companies are introducing 1911s. They could make money but not a great amount.
Not a double action revolver unless it is on the new plastic frame. Ruger gave up the concealed carry market to S&W long ago. SP-101s are great guns but too heavy. Ruger could take the market back if they re introduced the Speed / Service Six again in 2-1/2 and 3 inch. I do not see that happening.
Not a large frame-hunting gun. S&W and Thompson control the market. Need I say more?
I think it will either be a 327 on the new flattop frame or a New Vaquero 44 special. Taurus has left the market place and Beretta's are expensive. Far less tooling and parts are required to make these two guns than anything else in the Ruger lineup. The 44 can be made with only 4 new parts while the 327 would only take 6 new parts.
Now if Ruger was smart they would introduce a leaver action 357 mag or 45 LC rifle or may be a double barrel shotgun for cowboy action.
Not a 1911. Cost very high to tool up production for a new design. Ruger missed getting into the law enforcement market. 2010 Shot Show 3 more companies are introducing 1911s. They could make money but not a great amount.
Not a double action revolver unless it is on the new plastic frame. Ruger gave up the concealed carry market to S&W long ago. SP-101s are great guns but too heavy. Ruger could take the market back if they re introduced the Speed / Service Six again in 2-1/2 and 3 inch. I do not see that happening.
Not a large frame-hunting gun. S&W and Thompson control the market. Need I say more?
I think it will either be a 327 on the new flattop frame or a New Vaquero 44 special. Taurus has left the market place and Beretta's are expensive. Far less tooling and parts are required to make these two guns than anything else in the Ruger lineup. The 44 can be made with only 4 new parts while the 327 would only take 6 new parts.
Now if Ruger was smart they would introduce a leaver action 357 mag or 45 LC rifle or may be a double barrel shotgun for cowboy action.
psyclone66
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It's a 5 shot Hunter built on a stainless maxi frame chambered in the new .464 Ruger Deathblow. Also handles .460 S&W, .454 Casull, and .45 Colt. Both Bisley or plow handles and will be rollmarked New Model Super-Duper Blackhawk. 8)
Lloyd Smale
Blackhawk
id really like a little blued montado in 44 specail!!!
wetidlerjr
Single-Sixer
I want a polymer 5 shot 22 mag Single Six Bisley with a DA similar to the old Colt Thunderer or Lightning. :wink:
wetidlerjr
Single-Sixer
BlkHawk73":hvxsjnud said:
My lips are sealed ! :wink:
Quarterbore
Blackhawk
You know, the 5.5 Stainless Bisley in 44 Mag has never made sense that it was not a cataloged gun and I have been surprised that Williams or someone else has not done several more runs of these. I would be least surprised to see a 44 SS Bisley Blackhawk as that would be so easy for Ruger to do. Hell, perhaps they might catalog all the cartridges that we have been buying?
The 454 Super Blackhawk Bisley Hunter is the gun I most lust after but if a midframe version of the hunter was introduced in 327 I think I would like that a varmint gun and plinker and might even make for a future addition of a 357 Hunter - yea I am obsessed with those Hunters.
We will see.
The 454 Super Blackhawk Bisley Hunter is the gun I most lust after but if a midframe version of the hunter was introduced in 327 I think I would like that a varmint gun and plinker and might even make for a future addition of a 357 Hunter - yea I am obsessed with those Hunters.
We will see.
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