WTS/WTT FTF in Portland area
Ruger Bisley 45 Convertible
5.5" Barrel
45 Colt cylinder & 45 ACP cylinder
Includes a FIST kydex holster (model K1, paid $90)
I bought this new less than 5 months ago. Its a great shooter and very accurate. Much more accurate than the N-frames I have owned. Does not shave or spit lead.
This is not a regular cataloged item from Ruger. Acusport contracted Ruger to build these. Many of the Acusports have plain walnut grips. I believe mine is one of the Williams bisleys. These were leftovers, and have the black laminate grips. An interesting feature of these revolvers is the fact that the warning billboard is on the underside of the barrel instead of the normal location on the lefthand side.
$500 including a FIST kydex holster. Not looking for trades except for a 357 LCR, but would consider others.
Forgot to mention that the Colt cylinder throats are correct at 0.452". The ACP throats are also correct at 0.451". I think this is one of the reasons why it shoots so well. The BC gap is also tight, under 0.003".
Ruger Bisley 45 Convertible
5.5" Barrel
45 Colt cylinder & 45 ACP cylinder
Includes a FIST kydex holster (model K1, paid $90)
I bought this new less than 5 months ago. Its a great shooter and very accurate. Much more accurate than the N-frames I have owned. Does not shave or spit lead.
This is not a regular cataloged item from Ruger. Acusport contracted Ruger to build these. Many of the Acusports have plain walnut grips. I believe mine is one of the Williams bisleys. These were leftovers, and have the black laminate grips. An interesting feature of these revolvers is the fact that the warning billboard is on the underside of the barrel instead of the normal location on the lefthand side.
$500 including a FIST kydex holster. Not looking for trades except for a 357 LCR, but would consider others.
Forgot to mention that the Colt cylinder throats are correct at 0.452". The ACP throats are also correct at 0.451". I think this is one of the reasons why it shoots so well. The BC gap is also tight, under 0.003".
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