Pictures (of Rugers)
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mukwah
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Had a Ruger Black Hawk once, bought it in a shoe box in a gazillion pieces for $100. The goof took it apart and could'nt get it back together! I sent it to Ruger expert gunsmith Jim Clark to put it back together and do a trigger job for $50. Most accurate revolver I ever owned! This was in my younger day and got in a tight for cash and sold for $475, nice profit but I wish I still had it!! :-\
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rayzer007
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Love your wife's collection Jack, that's neat! Have you had any problems with the 1911? What did your buddy do to his?
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Is this pistol the .45 Colt Blackhawk? I have one which is the earlier design with the old-style hammer (no transfer bar).Fred said:
The only problem I had was with the top hollowpoint in the magazine not feeding when the pistol was new. After about 50 rounds that problem mostly went away. My friend had a list of things done to his a long as your arm. No problems, just getting it the way he wants it. Fine looking gun too. I'm not sure how many more LCP's my wife will buy. Depends on what variations they come up with I guess.rayzer007 said:
I have several 1911's but I really like the Ruger. Smooth and clean without a lot of extra markings, serrations, etc.
SkipD said:Is this pistol the .45 Colt Blackhawk? I have one which is the earlier design with the old-style hammer (no transfer bar).Fred said:
You called it, Skip. Yes, it is the .45 Colt Blackhawk. Quite an accuare gun I might add.
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mukwah
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This is my .22 Ruger MK I Standard I got back in 1973 right after I got out of the Army. I plan on making the Paduk wood grips for this before I give it to my grandson. It'll be his first pistol.