Always makes me laugh (in a genuine condescending manner) when folks talk about what does and does not "make sense."
.45 ACP chambered revolvers made a helluva lot of sense when they arrived on the scene in a very necessary fashion and long afterward have made a ridiculous name for themselves in competition revolver shooting.
Likewise, Ruger has made a PILE of money over decades by offering a .30 Carbine Blackhawk, brought to the market specifically because tons of milsurp ammo was cheap and available and when you put them together, it just works, whether or not some armchair forum warrior believes it to be so.
The .30 Carbine Blackhawk -- brought to market by Ruger even before a Blackhawk in .45 Colt.
.45 ACP chambered revolvers made a helluva lot of sense when they arrived on the scene in a very necessary fashion and long afterward have made a ridiculous name for themselves in competition revolver shooting.
Likewise, Ruger has made a PILE of money over decades by offering a .30 Carbine Blackhawk, brought to the market specifically because tons of milsurp ammo was cheap and available and when you put them together, it just works, whether or not some armchair forum warrior believes it to be so.
The .30 Carbine Blackhawk -- brought to market by Ruger even before a Blackhawk in .45 Colt.