blackhawk

Hello. Please help me choose... I used to own a Pietta .45 Colt SAA clone and still have the RCBS 45-270-SAA mold, reloading dies and a bunch of cases, so I'd like to get another 45. I also have an 1897 SAA in .38-40 so I'm very familiar with the Colt's ergonomics, which I love. Is the size of...

I have recently acquired a Ruger Blackhawk Flat Top (2 scew) in 45 Colt. I would like to use it for hunting, primarily whitetail. Now from previous experience with a Ruger .357 Mag the sights while durable and rugged are just that, rugged. The front post darn near covers a target at 100...

I have a Blackhawk that's over 40 years old but however the chambers are very tight. Two of the chambers I have issues inserting ammunition in, and one of the chambers I had to use a punch to unload the chamber (was a live round, was just unloading the gun.) After inspecting the round which I...

Greetings everyone, I'm looking into purchasing a Ruger single action revolver, and cannot decide which one to purchase. Is there any difference in the frame strength of the current production new Blackhawks or Vaqueros? I’ve heard that the Blackhawks may be able to handle higher pressure loads...

I already know of the issue of recoil shaking the scope, that's why I'm requesting the best no drill mount. I've looked online already and I found two really good ones. Insomuch I think my question is already answered. However the next question becomes What's the best scope? I'm thinking about...

I think I know the answer but I'll ask anyway. I was fondling a Ruger redhawk, the new one that shoots 45lc and 45acp, SS, hefty. I have a Ruger Blackhawk in 45lc and it seemed so much lighter. Anyway my question is: can a Blackhawk take the same punishment as a Redhawk? I am wondering if...

Hi everyone. I just purchased a ruger super blackhawk and found out it is an exclusive edition distributed by Talo rather than Lipsey. Is there a difference? What do these distributors do to the gun to make it an exclusive? Thanks in advance.

So, the local gun club has a steel target range that all members must qualify to use. The standard is 9 of 10 shots on a 6-inch circle from 15 yards, shot standing, without any kind of a rest. This may not sound hard, but at the most recent qualifying meeting, a dozen guys tried it and NOT ONE...