I'd like to try a 44 magnum

[bandit86]

Anybody in London Ontario have a 44 magnum revolver, if I buy a box of ammo we could go out and shoot half each?

 

[tazik]

if you are thinking about it, just buy one, you won't regret.. .. go for a S&W , nothing else ....

 

[ez8]

I shot 1 today...it was awesome, but I don't think its something I would want to own just yet

 

[David K]

... Perhaps worth consideration, but the 44 magnum is widely available in "Lever Guns", and even though hard to find, also in Semi Auto Carbines ( Ruger) .... David K

 

[bandit86]

... Perhaps worth consideration, but the 44 magnum is widely available in "Lever Guns", and even though hard to find, also in Semi Auto Carbines ( Ruger) .... David K

Semi auto carbine? Tell me more

if you are thinking about it, just buy one, you won't regret.. .. go for a S&W , nothing else ....

I have a 44 magnum ranch hand but I can't shoot it one handed because of the angle of the stock, I'd like to try a real handgun. I tried the s&w 460, 500 and desert eagle 50 ae I know those are not for me, I'm trying to find a comfortable /big punch gun.

 

[loki_81]

I tried the s&w 460, 500

If you were able to handle that then you can handle .44 mag. Best part is when you'd like to do lower cost shooting you can shoot .44sp out of the same gun .

Do it...

 

[David K]

Semi auto carbine? Tell me more



.... Ruger produced their 44 Magnum Carbines with both the Magazine version and one with a a tube fed magazine ( Deerfield ).. Very handy little Carbines, and I'd like to have one myself. Regrettably, but they don't often come up on the market, and when they do, a little out of my price range. ......I think if Ruger were to reintroduce them into the Market, there would be buyers for them. Niche perhaps, but there never the less. ...... David K

 

[caperbound]

If you reload, you can shoot cast lead really cheap out of one and place enough powder to be tame or wild. Different 44s react different depending on the frames and weight.

 

[Kirk1701]

If I could afford it, I'd have had a S&W M-29 a long time ago. That's such a beautiful revolver. The target hammer and trigger are so easy on the hands. If you're into heavier loads, then any Ruger in 44 will suit you very well. The Blackhawk was the first revolver chambered in 44 Magnum. Elmer Keith himself used a custom single-action revolver in 44. Many of his design specs were incorporated into the Ruger Bisley Blackhawk. Common revolver lore states that the Ruger Bisley platform is the most comfortable for full-house 44.

 

[bandit86]

If you were able to handle that then you can handle .44 mag...

It was smith and Wesson day at silver dale, they wouldn't let me shoot one handed

 

[Wrong Way]

Semi auto carbine? Tell me more



.... Ruger produced their 44 Magnum Carbines with both the Magazine version and one with a a tube fed magazine ( Deerfield ).. Very handy little Carbines, and I'd like to have one myself. Regrettably, but they don't often come up on the market, and when they do, a little out of my price range. ......I think if Ruger were to reintroduce them into the Market, there would be buyers for them. Niche perhaps, but there never the less. ...... David K

Close.....


The mag-fed is the Deerfield (I have two...my favorite rifle ) while the tube fed version was called the deer slayer originally, then changed to the simple "44 carbine".