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| Your best bet would be to look through Brownells. I do not recall seeing a hammer as you have described though. Would not be surprised if you have to get a gunsmith to modify one for you. |
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| The Super Blackhawk hammer is between the regular 45 Blackhawk and the Bisley Hammer. Brownells has them for around $100 (I think).
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| Posts: 355 | Location: Baton Rouge, LA | Registered: 07 August 2003 |
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| the supper blackhawk hammer is my favorite too. |
| Posts: 1404 | Location: munising MI USA | Registered: 29 March 2002 |
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| Yep,, that is the ticket.. Just went and looked, good feel, wide grip, slight drop.. Feels just about right.. I need to look at brownells, hammer. |
| Posts: 297 | Location: Stevensville MT. | Registered: 21 May 2002 |
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| I have to agree with David and Lloyd, the Super Blackhawk hammer is easier to cock with the offhand (weak) thumb. It seems like the standard, high spur hammer is better for thumbcocking when one-handed firing, if that's your bag. On another note, has anyone noticed this: I am astounded by the number of people, even who hunt and shoot some, who do not understand single-action revolvers. I get asked, "You have to actually cock it before each shot? That's turrible!" What really fries their gourd is when I explain how you load and unload at the loading gate, one round at a time. They are astonished. I thought that knowledge was a given. I thought it was only natural after watching many hours of Gary Cooper, Jack Palance, Chuck Connors, The Duke, etc. as a kid. |
| Posts: 762 | Location: Kansas | Registered: 18 December 2003 |
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