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Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan with a 4"-5" barrel in 44M.
http://www.bowenclassicarms.com/news/articles/GP_44_Redhawk.pdf
I'm almost there, have the host Alaskan. I'm torn between a 4" and 5.5" barrel.
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Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan with a 4"-5" barrel in 44M.
http://www.bowenclassicarms.com/news/articles/GP_44_Redhawk.pdf
I'm almost there, have the host Alaskan. I'm torn between a 4" and 5.5" barrel.
I'd love to see more people play with the Mateba, and Chiappa Rhino concepts. A hefty Rhino style bottom shooter made from all steel in 44 magnum would be a hoot, seems like it'd really make a tame platform for the cartridge.
Yeah, but it must be loaded to a fairly high pressure.
It's only slightly longer than the .32 short, but more powerful than the .32 long.
I see where you're going though. Ultra slim AND ultra short. Super Compact.
5 shots?
Have you seen their 'Single 10'?could Ruger....etc '9 shot' single six
I guess I had. I just forgot!Have you seen their 'Single 10'?
A Polymer revolver would be revolutionary....a Carbon Fibre revolver would be LEGENDARY.Yeah I think 5-shot would be the way go, and ideally ultra-light... so aluminum alloy, maybe titanium, or even polymer frame.
I wish Ruger would make a GP100 6" barrel with integral scope mounts cut in top of barrel like was done on the Red Hawks.