Yep. Kinda defeats the half-lug concept, too.Originally Posted by Stephanie B
Yep. Kinda defeats the half-lug concept, too.
Handled one of these at TriState Sporting Goods in Moscow, Idaho today at 1pm. Sale price was 802.00 . All I can say is Ruger and Lipsey's did Jeff proud, A sweetheart of a revolver and I would love to have one.
I’m hoping Ruger releases a standard cataloged variant of these - stainless, fluted cylinder, half lug. I like my 69, but can one have too many fun guns?
Ken
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I’d argue one cannot have too many guns, no matter their purpose.
I peeked on GB today and the ones I saw were bid up for stupid money.
Pretty much everything on GB is going for stupid money, these days.
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
Getting time to make some more room in the safe...
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What’s the forcing cone on these look like ?
That is a nice writeup.
This pic makes me hope Ruger does more of these. Even though I have no need of .44 Special.
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