4.2" Ruger Redhawks available yet? *SAMPLE PICS*

[(((Echo)))]

Depends if you reload or not. If you reload, buy whatever you want. If you don't reload, don't get a .44 Mag. Commercial ammo is very expensive and you cannot take advantage of the incredible versatility of the round.

Mark

I find that if you don't reload, it's best not to shoot any caliber that starts with a 4.

(E)

 

[mmattockx]

I find that if you don't reload, it's best not to shoot any caliber that starts with a 4.

(E)

That is pretty sound advice.

Mark

 

[Boomer]

Something that bothers me about one 4" .44 Magnum Redhawk in particular is the tendency it has of unhooking the mainspring under heavy loads. Most inconvenient for a serious gun. My pal Pounder for that reason prefers a gr less powder under his 325 gr WFNs. Has anyone else been plagued with a similar problem?

 

[Jeff/1911]

Something that bothers me about one 4" .44 Magnum Redhawk in particular is the tendency it has of unhooking the mainspring under heavy loads. Most inconvenient for a serious gun. My pal Pounder for that reason prefers a gr less powder under his 325 gr WFNs. Has anyone else been plagued with a similar problem?

That is concerning!

 

[buckbrush]

I don't understand why people use 300 gr.+ bullets in the 44 mag, a hardcast 250 gr. bullet will shoot end to end and exit from a beef cow.

 

[boxcoach]

I had a 5" Redhawk, and didn't like the trigger. Other than that, those things are definitely commercial grade. I doubt you could break one if you tried your best. The shorter barrel makes it look almost as good as my 4" model 29.

 

[Backwoods]

I've had one in 44 mag for ever now.....maybe over a year....

 

[mikey454]

i want one

 

[Jeff/1911]

i want one

Me too.

 

[Jeff/1911]

There is one in .45 Colt on the EE right now!!!

 

[johNTO]

There is one in .45 Colt on the EE right now!!!

If I knew for certain that a smith could modify it to accept 45ACP & moon clips it would be sold.