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Hello friends, I am thinking about ordering a Super Blackhawk Bisley in 480 Ruger or 454 casull which will not only take a long time but will also cost a lot of money.


Does anyone of you have one of these models and would like to report on their experiences with it?

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Send a wire to the main office and tell them that I said....ooww!

jowdurt wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 4:34 pm Send a wire to the main office and tell them that I said....ooww!

Excuse me, I'm Austrian and I don't really understand the content of your posting.

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It is a quote from the movie "Blazing Saddles." Just referring to how much the above big calibers are going to hurt.

Thank you for the explanation because with my knowledge of Austrian English I have to read some things several times to understand them.

I already had the Alaskan in 454casull and the super redhawk in 480 Ruger, but if I buy another big bore gun then all I want is a super blackhawk.

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Of the two you mentioned,, I'd opt for the .480 Ruger. I have shot several of the .480's & the .454's,, and find the 480 to be a more pleasant round, and will do all I'd ask of one.

My heart beats for the 480 Ruger, but in my situation, or rather at home, I have to be happy that i can get the Super Blackhawk 454 casull

A dealer in Germany is said to have been waiting for 2 years to get some......