SAA cowboy guns

[Pete]

I have Ruger Vaquero Bisley models in 357. I really like the color case hardening finish. They shoot 38 & 357 great

 

[Fordtough25]

I think I will go with the Vaquero at some point, I bought a Colt 1911 a couple days ago so the cowboy piece is going to have to wait a bit.

 

[Fordtough25]

My lgs has a nice used stainless blackhawk in .357 mag with a 6" (?) barrel! Pretty good price I think, $399. I'm thinking about getting it for my cowboy style want. I already have 1 blackhawk like I said but it's blued and has a shorted barrel. I'm going to head over in a bit and fondle it I guess.

 

[JBI812]

hello....I have several SA cowboy revolvers. I tend to favor Ruger products. I recently ran across a two screw version of a Ruger Blackhawk revolver in 44-40 caliber. This was a real find as they are sought after by the civil war buffs and don't last long once the word gets out that they are available. Indy Trading Post has two on consigment and sold both the same day. One went to a guy in Texas. I got the other. Uberti offers several nice cowboy pieces and I have found that the Outdoors Sporting Goods in Greenwood has a good sample of product to look at. Having already owner New Vaqueros in 357.38 & 45 long colt I would start looking for the old black powder 38 & 44 caliber. Taylor & Company is another good source but they are expensive.

 

[Fordtough25]

Thanks for the info! I bought that .357 Blackhawk today, love it! I posted a pic in the wheelguns thread, can't wait to shoot it! The extra 2 inches of barrel add a lot to the looks for me. Also pickup a box of .45 Colt today while I was there, yikes.

 

[Cstar23]

Congrats on the purchase. SAA's are a blast to shoot, have fun and be safe.

 

[JBI812]

Congrats on the purchase. SAA's are a blast to shoot, have fun and be safe.

Fantastic piece......the Blackhawk grips are nice but if you're interested in changing look at Altamont Grips. They have several to choose from.

 

[blitzen25cat]

Ruger old model 3 screw model without the conversion would be great for what you want I have several and enjoy shooting them. My LGS in south east In. has one in 357 mag with 4 3/4 in barrel from the mid to late sixties in very nice condition-asking $500. Would probably sell for about $425 cash otd as it's been in there for a while. I'd buy it I didn't have two already. Check the local pawn shops-They show up once in a while but don"t last long. Good hunting Best regards

 

[Fordtough25]

Thanks! I put 10 rounds through it today, love it! Now to find a holster setup!

 

[Fordtough25]

Got my old cowboy rig back froma buddy today, works perfect!!