I have just gotten a look a t a Ruger New Model Blackhawk Convertable. It says that the cylinder can be swpped out to take either .357 magnum loads or 9mm parabllum. Is this true? Are these guns as sturdy and relible as other Rugers. Does this niffty trick take away from accuracy or quality or reliability?
I think this is a great idea since I have 9mm lying around in spades. Also the .357 magnum is waht I am looking for in a revolver round. This seems to me to be a great SHTF gun for variety of ammo.
Now if only they made it in DA/SA and maybe the same trick in the GP100 and SP101 series.
Anybody have any experience with this convertable gun. and what are your opinions. Is this a good sturdy gun to last or is it a novelty that will wear off?
I think this is a great idea since I have 9mm lying around in spades. Also the .357 magnum is waht I am looking for in a revolver round. This seems to me to be a great SHTF gun for variety of ammo.
Now if only they made it in DA/SA and maybe the same trick in the GP100 and SP101 series.
Anybody have any experience with this convertable gun. and what are your opinions. Is this a good sturdy gun to last or is it a novelty that will wear off?