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Super nice Super Blackhawk!!!!

Bill

Lee...My first trip to the Bob Marshall Wilderness in 1986 resulted in a similar experience. We had all gone to bed in our tents and about 1 AM the horses in the corral started going crazy. Turns out a grizzly had come into camp, spooked the horses who kicked down the fence and scattered. The wrangl...

Lee...I haven't carried this .44 much, but it shoots great. I have a short barreled S&W 44 Magnum I have carried on several elk hunts in the Scapegoat Wilderness of Montana. A short barrel is a must when on horseback (or on a mule, which I actually prefer ).

Bill

I bought the stag grips in the mid-90s from Lynn Laudise. I wish he was still with us as he always found the neatest Ruger handguns and accessories.

Bill

Bill is correct that a former owner "customized" a BKH40. We will never know, but it would be very interesting to find out why those modifications were made.

Bill C.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bill

This Blackhawk 44 Magnum (s/n 475) was shipped in December 1956 and has a plum frame. It is not as striking as the frames of the .22 and .357, but kind of neat.

Bill

Blackhawk 44 Magnum, BKH47, serial number 16790, shipped in June 1959 to Sports, Inc., Chicago, IL. The box and shipper are numbered to the revolver. All of the documents, vapor paper, and Anderol slip are included. I replaced the original grips with elephant ivories by Nutmeg Sports (purchased in 2...

I collect mainly revolvers in 44 Magnum caliber (Ruger and S&W), but most enjoy shooting guns in 44 Special. The gun below started out as a .357 Magnum and was converted to 44 Special with a 4-inch barrel and lanyard ring by Hamilton Bowen. It is a fun gun to shoot and carry. :) Bill http://www.foto...

I received my copy yesterday and have only scanned it so far, but it is another hit! Love the engraved Super on the cover.

Bill