.44 mag?
12-08-2005, 04:41 PM
#21
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: rapid city sd
Posts: 92
RE: .44 mag?
wel,
For whats its worth i have had 2 ruger super blackhawks in 44 mag.I sold my 5-1/2 barrel and now have a 7-1/2 and love it.It can shoot better than I can.Plus it makes me feel like a cowboy when its on my hip in the mountains!
One other thing don't take any gun "salesmen" at what they say. For the most part The gunstore people I have dealt with are honest but I have also found that alot of guys working in a gunstore have a tendency to make things up when they dont know any facts. I tore a saleman apart at a gander mountain for telling the person looking that the glock is a piece of you know what. He couldnt even tell me about the finish -tenifer, the barrel-polygonal or the action "safe action".
Remember opinions vary, just dont make stuff up!
Nathan
For whats its worth i have had 2 ruger super blackhawks in 44 mag.I sold my 5-1/2 barrel and now have a 7-1/2 and love it.It can shoot better than I can.Plus it makes me feel like a cowboy when its on my hip in the mountains!
One other thing don't take any gun "salesmen" at what they say. For the most part The gunstore people I have dealt with are honest but I have also found that alot of guys working in a gunstore have a tendency to make things up when they dont know any facts. I tore a saleman apart at a gander mountain for telling the person looking that the glock is a piece of you know what. He couldnt even tell me about the finish -tenifer, the barrel-polygonal or the action "safe action".
Remember opinions vary, just dont make stuff up!
Nathan
12-08-2005, 06:50 PM
#22
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: bushkill,pa
Posts: 138
RE: .44 mag?
ORIGINAL: drh1175
I looked at all three. I liked the ruger, and the taurus the best. However the saleman said there is no comparison the S&W is steps above the rest. I am not sure I agree. I want to buy the biggest I can handle. I want to shoot for fun too so I was thinking the .454 Casull is a bit much. That is why I was leaning the .44. I like shooting the .357 however for bear control I feel it is a tad light.
I looked at all three. I liked the ruger, and the taurus the best. However the saleman said there is no comparison the S&W is steps above the rest. I am not sure I agree. I want to buy the biggest I can handle. I want to shoot for fun too so I was thinking the .454 Casull is a bit much. That is why I was leaning the .44. I like shooting the .357 however for bear control I feel it is a tad light.
oh and buy the ruger its rated the most reliable and best built i have a redhawk 7 1/2 in. and love it its not to bulky or heavy i also carry it concealed a good holster is all you need
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12-08-2005, 06:54 PM
#23
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: bushkill,pa
Posts: 138
RE: .44 mag?
ORIGINAL: DannyD
Reb,
Wow. That's a tough one to hide i would think. I usually think of concealed weapons as smaller
Where do you hide that monster Reb? Down there in that beautiful weather with shorts and tee shirts
Reb,
Wow. That's a tough one to hide i would think. I usually think of concealed weapons as smaller
Where do you hide that monster Reb? Down there in that beautiful weather with shorts and tee shirts
