Buncha Freakin' Enablers!!

[kje54]

On another site......... Never knew this Heritage Rough Rider Rancher (say that fast three times) existed. Of course I just have to check em out on Gun Deals........ I was forced to order one because the price was $232 shipped...... Buncha freakin' enablers!!

Let me pass on the enabling for any interested parties.

https://battlehawkarmory.com/produc...6-inch-barrel-and-walnut-stock-revoling-rifle

 

[W.E.G.]

I'd go for one in 10mm

 

[kje54]

I'd go for one in 10mm

Good luck........

 

[rabid wombat]

Be careful with your weak hand placement… do not cover the cylinder gap….

 

[kje54]

Be careful with your weak hand placement… do not cover the cylinder gap….

That's what they make prosthetics for........

 

[Riomouse911]

THR is home to Enablers Unanimous.

We have helped to facilitate the purchase of many, many firearms to posters on the site over the years.

That looks like a cool plinker there, let us know how it shoots when you take it out.

Stay safe.

 

[jmorris]

Might not want to "get up on it", unless you have better gloves than this guy.

 

[BRatigan]

You know that looks sweet. Those enablers seem to have no mercy.

 

[Cornhusker77]

We have one of those, and fair warning, they are louder than most .22 rifles.
I normally don't have to wear ear pro with the .22 long gun, but this one really cracks.
The Little Woman has a similar rifle in .45 Colt, and for the life of me, I can't remember what brand it is. Rossi maybe?
ETA: Nope, I think it's a Uberti

 

[Pat Riot]

We have one of those, and fair warning, they are louder than most .22 rifles.
I normally don't have to wear ear pro with the .22 long gun, but this one really cracks.
The Little Woman has a similar rifle in .45 Colt, and for the life of me, I can't remember what brand it is. Rossi maybe?
ETA: Nope, I think it's a Uberti

Probably noisier because of the barrel to cylinder gap.

 

[Conelrad]

Better than a generation gap...

LOL

 

[kje54]

We have one of those, and fair warning, they are louder than most .22 rifles.
I normally don't have to wear ear pro with the .22 long gun, but this one really cracks.
The Little Woman has a similar rifle in .45 Colt, and for the life of me, I can't remember what brand it is. Rossi maybe?
ETA: Nope, I think it's a Uberti

If it's in a 45 Colt it's an Uberti or maybe a Pietta but I don't remember if Pietta ever made one.

 

[doubleh]

Be careful with your weak hand placement… do not cover the cylinder gap….

That one is only a 22. One shot will smart enough to make you move your hand.

Of course we are a bunch of enablers. Someone has to keep the firearms industry stay healthy.

 

[kje54]

That one is only a 22. One shot will smart enough to make you move your hand.

Of course we are a bunch of enablers. Someone has to keep the firearms industry stay healthy.

I have a great solution from waaaaaay back in my Civ War reenacting days:

Soft and supple kid gloves but very protective. Just ordered a new set as my old set disappeared a long time ago, probably gave them to somebody when I stopped CW reenacting.

 

[thump_rrr]

I am disappointed.
I thought that this would be a 338 EnABELR thread.

 

[Jim Watson]

Early days in CAS, I saw a guy campaigning one of those Revolving Carbines. It was not a good performer vs lever actions and pumps. Completely obsoleted as CAS went to just about all ten shot strings from the carbine. So was the other guy's Marlin pump; that thing was chain lightning, but only held six or seven .25-20s.

 

[kje54]

Early days in CAS, I saw a guy campaigning one of those Revolving Carbines. It was not a good performer vs lever actions and pumps. Completely obsoleted as CAS went to just about all ten shot strings from the carbine. So was the other guy's Marlin pump; that thing was chain lightning, but only held six or seven .25-20s.

I'm assuming he had a cap & ball or BP cartridge Italian reproduction. I think this one is a fairly new offering (less than 10 years old) and would never pass historical muster.

 

[Mercy Me]

That’s a pretty interesting gun, I guess it will be truly nice to have one in 10mm.

 

[doubleh]

I have a great solution from waaaaaay back in my Civ War reenacting days:

Soft and supple kid gloves but very protective. Just ordered a new set as my old set disappeared a long time ago, probably gave them to somebody when I stopped CW reenacting.

I still have a couple of pairs of new tig gloves that would work. They are not nearly as fancy as yours though. Goathide glove, cowhide cuff in light gray color. Honestly I have worn out and burned up so many pairs of heavy, long cuffed, welding gloves over the years I don't like to don gloves of any type and especially not when shooting.

 

[redneck2]

Back when I worked at the LGS, we had a customer whose brother had the tip of his thumb cut completely off by the cylinder gap blast from a .454. That hurts just typing it

 

[kje54]

Just returned home with it. For a budget gun I'm pretty impressed with it so far and looks to be a fun plinker.