RedHawk .44 magnum.
The GOOD, the BAD, and the…
- arcticruger
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The GOOD, the BAD, and the…
…UGLY.   
 
RedHawk .44 magnum.
			
			
									
						
										
						RedHawk .44 magnum.
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Re: The GOOD, the BAD, and the…
Me thinks a hand full of 44MAG out of that bottom one would FEEL ugly!!!
You boys up north don't seem to mind.
 
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							You boys up north don't seem to mind.
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I don't see anything ugly about any of the guns shown.  Might full blown loads sting a bit? - Probably!  But I'll bet it is a great gun with lighter loads.
Oh, your missing the 7 1/2" and the blued versions.
			
			
									
						
							Oh, your missing the 7 1/2" and the blued versions.
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Thanks folks..
Like JAYDAWG said, I was thinking “ugly” as in the feel of it when firing.
It’s actually not too bad, and although you do “feel” it, I can’t decide if it’s any worse than the Alaskan with the standard GP100 grips. I like it.
Btw, I’ve seen 5.5” and 7.5” blued RedHawks, are there any other models of the RedHawk 44 mag that are blued?
			
			
									
						
										
						Like JAYDAWG said, I was thinking “ugly” as in the feel of it when firing.
It’s actually not too bad, and although you do “feel” it, I can’t decide if it’s any worse than the Alaskan with the standard GP100 grips. I like it.
Btw, I’ve seen 5.5” and 7.5” blued RedHawks, are there any other models of the RedHawk 44 mag that are blued?
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Yes, you could get, as an option (for an extra $30ish IIRC back in the day) a blued 7 1/2" with the rib cut for optics using the Ruger rings.  I do happen to have one that I bought from one of my customers a few years back.  He never did put optics on it.
Blued 7 1/2 on the right side - just forward of the frame and then about mid way down the barrel
			
			
									
						
							Blued 7 1/2 on the right side - just forward of the frame and then about mid way down the barrel
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Love it when Ron opens up a drawer in the "tool box"  
 
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Wow, nice gathering you have there!RoninPA wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 2:06 pm Yes, you could get, as an option (for an extra $30ish IIRC back in the day) a blued 7 1/2" with the rib cut for optics using the Ruger rings. I do happen to have one that I bought from one of my customers a few years back. He never did put optics on it.
Blued 7 1/2 on the right side - just forward of the frame and then about mid way down the barrel
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Interesting.. I’ve seen the Stainless 7.5” with the scope mounts before, but not blued. Very cool.
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