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Handguns I Wish The Factory Made
22 October 2009, 02:56
nordrsetaHandguns I Wish The Factory Made
Ruger Bisley Blackhawk five-shot 480 Ruger in blue or stainless.
Titanium Ruger Bearcat 22 LR/Magnum convertible.
Titanium Ruger SP101.
22 October 2009, 05:34
WhitworthDefinitely would like the Bisley in .480 Ruger......they would have sold like hot cakes IMHO.
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22 October 2009, 06:27
LeonardCI'd like a 5 shot SRH in .480 with a 5" barrel.
22 October 2009, 07:33
AglifterX frame w. a shortened cylinder/window in the frame, to hold 500 Specials... Even better if it could be done on a scandium frame...
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22 October 2009, 08:05
Rick Rquote:
Originally posted by nordrseta:
Ruger Bisley Blackhawk five-shot 480 Ruger in blue or stainless.
I'd like this configuration with a fixed rear sight, easily replacable front sight and a bead blasted finish. I even sent a suggestion to Ruger to make a model called a "Grey Hawk".

24 October 2009, 06:20
nordrsetaAn affordable reproduction of the Stevens tip-up single-shot in 22 LR. A companion long gun could be a remake of their Bicycle Rifle with a fixed buttstock and a 16 inch barrel that is easily detached or folds 180 degrees or so.
http://nikolasschiller.com/ima...icycle_rifle_yes.jpgA Pedersoli Howdah with 12 bore rifled barrels.
A single-action self-loading 50 GI single-stack set up so that depressing a spring-loaded thumb safety activates a guide rod laser and a weapon-mounted light (which is integrated into a slim polymer frame).
10 November 2009, 04:26
BlackHawk1Ruger Bisleys chambered in 44 Mag, 45 Colt, 41 Mag, and 480 Ruger with 5.5" bbls and banded front sights!
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10 November 2009, 05:58
tregA small frame, ultralight, 4" barrel, .22 lr, DA revolver with adjustable sights.
A mid size .44 special SA revolver, 4 5/8" barrel, high quality, accurate, adjustable sights.... wait.... Ruger made up a few for Lipsey's and I have one!
24 November 2009, 03:05
hoeramRuger Bisley Hunter in 5 shot 480 Ruger.
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24 November 2009, 17:49
Lloyd Smaleruger/ bisley 480, montado 44 special, 5 shot 44 mag on the small frame. smith/ a frame size inbetween the x and the n in 480 and 50 special, a L frame in 41 special.
24 November 2009, 18:05
Redhawk1quote:
Originally posted by Whitworth:
Definitely would like the Bisley in .480 Ruger......they would have sold like hot cakes IMHO.
I would buy one of them also..
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27 November 2009, 06:38
reverenddanWhy Ruger won't make a 5 shot version of ANY caliber in Blackhawk or Super Blackhawk or Bisley is beyond me.
I assume it is a liability issue.
Obviously this would be my preference, rather than having to send off the gun to have a smith make the cylinder.
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27 November 2009, 18:44
J_ZolaStainless steel 32 mag Bisley with a 5.5 inch barrel and adjustable sights.
30 November 2009, 03:25
Big Bore Boar Hunterquote:
Originally posted by LeonardC:
I'd like a 5 shot SRH in .480 with a 5" barrel.
+1, and ensure no muzzle brake....
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11 December 2009, 07:33
jeffeossosw n frame, 5 shot 475 ruger, or 45 lc, but designed for higher pressure, 4" barrel, a LITTLE heavier than the mountain gun, brass sights, taylor throated, 2$ single action trigger, 7# double, "vapor polished" interals, x500 grips, bedded to gun, in a cross draw holster, stainless steel.
or same in shortened xframe light weight
or same in super redhawk, light weight
LOL, i guess i should come out with the 458 JLC (jeffe long colt) that shoot .458 bullets, made from shortened 45/70 brass?
11 December 2009, 07:34
jeffeossoquote:
Originally posted by treg:
A small frame, ultralight, 4" barrel, .22 lr, DA revolver with adjustable sights.
I have a taurus 94 4" ss being refitted with a shilen 1:10 twist barrel for shooting SSS bullets .. i HOPE to have it back soon. its, in my mind, the best trailgun possible
11 December 2009, 16:27
Whitworthquote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
sw n frame, 5 shot 475 ruger, or 45 lc, but designed for higher pressure, 4" barrel, a LITTLE heavier than the mountain gun, brass sights, taylor throated, 2$ single action trigger, 7# double, "vapor polished" interals, x500 grips, bedded to gun, in a cross draw holster, stainless steel.
or same in shortened xframe light weight
or same in super redhawk, light weight
LOL, i guess i should come out with the 458 JLC (jeffe long colt) that shoot .458 bullets, made from shortened 45/70 brass?
Jeffe -- keep in mind that only 2,000 psi separates the .480 Ruger from the .475 Linebaugh. Neither require a lot of pressure to work well. And you don't want the weight down to low in these things as they will kick the snot out of the shooter!

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12 December 2009, 22:14
Big Bore Boar HunterSomehow I remember the 475 linebaugh being in the 50kCUP range. Hardly a low pressure round. The 500 linebaugh was around the 30kCUP range. The 454 was listed at an astronomical 60kPSI.
John
13 December 2009, 17:42
jeffeossoMarco
I was more concerned about cylinder length

me, it would be 400gr bullets at 1000 fps, 4" barrel, and lets GO
forgot to mention, stainless --
Jphn,
60kpsi is more or less 51-52k cup (there's no DIRECT relationship, due to copper's properties) .. or about the same as the 475 or 454, either way, I wouldn't load it up to crazy, and iirc, the ruger is loaded to lesser pressure
14 December 2009, 01:18
Big Bore Boar Hunterquote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
Jphn,
60kpsi is more or less 51-52k cup (there's no DIRECT relationship, due to copper's properties) .. or about the same as the 475 or 454, either way, I wouldn't load it up to crazy, and iirc, the ruger is loaded to lesser pressure
Not sure on the Conversion, but I seem to remember 60kPSI being around 54kCup, which is astronomically high for a handgun. Even the 50kCup is up there!!! I would agree that with the 454 and 475 linebaugh there isn't much on earth that requires full power loads, and it is much easier on the wrists.
John
14 December 2009, 05:52
jeffeossoSo, I just registered the .458 LC with ammoguide. I'll cut down some 45/70 brass, just to test, and run some loads through my 45/70 handirifle. This could be interesting. I am putting a ceiling of 28K .. Anyone got a blank cylinder for a 625?
14 December 2009, 06:50
gbangerI wish Ruger would reintroduce the Single Six with a Bisley grip. I missed out on getting one.
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14 December 2009, 16:34
Whitworthquote:
Originally posted by jeffeosso:
So, I just registered the .458 LC with ammoguide. I'll cut down some 45/70 brass, just to test, and run some loads through my 45/70 handirifle. This could be interesting. I am putting a ceiling of 28K .. Anyone got a blank cylinder for a 625?
Jeffe, how long will the case be?
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14 December 2009, 17:02
jeffeossotenatively, 1.11, oal 1.6 ... depends on how the rem 405 works out for OAL .. want it to fit an N frame, 28K psi
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15 December 2009, 06:35
jeffeossotoo long on shortest OAL ..
need to rethink it .. and wonder "wow, is it REALLY any better than a 454?