I don't own a .44 Special handgun,,,

Freedom Arms 97 in 44 Spl.

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I had 44 special Blackhawk as well as Lew Horton S&W at one time, but sadly only have a couple Charter Bulldogs now. The 44 special is my favorite for keeping in the nightstand.
 
you guys have got me lusting for a steel framed 44 special... I have a S&W air lite in 44 special, that makes a great cc gun, but I think I need a steel one for some range play... ( hate to shoot the light weight much... not because it's hard on me, but because I love it, & don't want to wear it out )
 
I picked up this 696 a while back.

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I was carrying it, but then I saw what the prices on these are getting to (it's a "no dash" model) and thought better of it.
 
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Tauruss 445's. Stailess and UL

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Aarond ..... I think you'll like the feel and performance of Ruger's Lipsey .44 spl BH Bisley flat-top. I purchased 2 of them w/4 5/8" bbl's, and a really good value for the money I think. One is my shooter and remains factory original, while I decided to customize the 2nd one, posted below. Accuracy pkg, front sight and Belt Mtn base pin by Jim Stroh. Turnbull CCH w/nitre blue pins, screws, trigger, etc. Custom Exhibition Turkish Walnut grips w/ blind screw in right side panel from Larry Caudill. Almost too purdy to shoot, but I'm certain that will definitely change sometime soon.
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That Freedom Arms 97 and custom Bisley just brightened my whole week.:D

The pics , and very well done they are,be appreciated.
 
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