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[rclark]

That 13g HS-6 load is a good load! I use it too, but under 255g SWC.

A couple flattop .45 Convertibles that I enjoy :

And a picture when the stainless had the 'plastic' factory grips :

 

[Thespis]

First time posting a photo - hope I get it right!



Assuming I do, the photo shows (top) my Ruger 5.5" Single Six in .22 with the extra .22 Mag cylinder, and (bottom) my Ruger 5.5" Super Blackhawk in .44 & .44 Mag.

 

[Sheikyourbootie]

Rclark...NICE SHOOTING! And yes, HS-6 is a great powder. I use H-110 to really crank up the velocity, but HS-6 really does pretty much everything one could ask for in a 45 colt

 

[David the Gnome]

 

[Shadi Khalil]

David,

I love those grips on your Vaquero. Did you get those through Ruger or someone else?

 

[David the Gnome]

Thanks, I bought them from Ruger's online store.

 

[dreamweaver]

1957 colts 45's

 

[Sharpsdressed Man]

[/IMG] Ruger Sheriff's .44 Special.

 

[Stephanie B]

My two, an older Vaquero and a Cimmaron, both in .45 Colt.

 

[Chrisbradley2001]

SBH 44 mag and single six convertible. Plus a SRH for good measure

 

[Charger Fan]

By Parisite; This is the only single action revolver I've ever had. Bought it used off a gun forum on the internet. I wanted to see what all the hype was about.

So...have you figured out what the hype has been all about?? SA's are a breed all their own, I sure love the ones I've acquired thus far.
Here's mine. Starting with my pair-o-Ruger long barrel SBH 44's...

One is an unfired IHMSA tapered barrel gun, with matching wooden case...

The other is a tapered barrel "standard" 10.5" gun that is by far one of the "most fun" guns in my collection thus far. It goes along with me for every range trip...I love it! It rests in it's own special place...yes, my guns get pampered, I don't care.

 

[Charger Fan]

My other two are long barrels, too. Maybe one of these days I'll give a "snubby" 7.5" SA a try, just for kicks.
First is this .375 SuperMag (love this gun), a Seville made by United Sporting Arms in the 80's. Not a common gun, but well worth the chase...

The other is an IHMSA marked Seville in .454 Magnum (Casull). There are only 5 known to have been manufactured in this caliber...

Here's the pair together, shortly after I whittled out a pair of fat wood grips for the .454...

 

[Lee McNelly]

HERE WE GO

The other is a ruger vac ss 7.5

 

[Poodleshooter]

My 3 screw SBH.
I've owned, shot and reloaded for it for 18 years, but I still haven't become a "good" .44Mag shooter at distance.
http://thefiringline.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=23135&d=1172694382

 

[Salmoneye]

1993 SBH & Liberty Blackhawk .357

Can ya tell they are not safe queens?

 

[passintime]

Here is my humble collection:

Blued Single 10 with 4 5/8" barrel

1976 "Liberty" Single Six

Blackbird Single Six Convertible 1 of 650

Lastly, 4 5/8" Super Blackhawk Unfluted Cylinder .44Mag

 

[fourdogs]

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[Armybrat]

My 1968 Blackhawk .357 at the top, and just below it my 1960 Single Six - bought both of them new:

My Colt Texas Sesquicentennial .45:

Some more Colts (which I didn't buy new ):

 

[shurshot]

Here is my pride and joy, my Ruger Blackhawk .41 Magnum. What a nice feeling in the hand she gives. I carry her as a companion, when Bowhunting far from home in a Bianchi Lawman Holster. Gotta love those Rugers!!!
That shiny thing looking thing above it, I think it's a H&R, or Iver Johnson, something like that, I forgot...

 

[Hawg]

These are the only two sa cartridge guns I have. Uberti 44-40 and a Ruger .22