It was called a Super Blackhawk but had a fluted cylinder and steel rounded trigger guard. One of their best production line standard offerings. They did some unchanged except for Bisley versions that I think are the very best from Ruger. The .44 and .45 Colt are great but they did offer the same Bisleys in .454 and .480. Any of those would do great and last forever.
The Y-O was great and some of my favorite memories.
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The boys liked the compact and powerful SA .44
- WB, 2022-10-14, 08:30
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A good Ruger Super Blackhawk is a great way
- Gary Reeder, 2022-10-14, 12:07
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Th fire gun I shot as an ole Govt. 1911
- Sid R, 2022-10-15, 10:06
- My first big gun was a .44 SBH - WB, 2022-10-15, 13:27
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I agree, the 5.5” was stellar. Blue or stainless
- WB, 2022-10-14, 13:32
- Another limited edition Super Blackhawk was the - Gary Reeder, 2022-10-17, 12:49
- Yep. First big bore I got - IC, 2022-10-15, 14:28
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Taz Ridley was the head honcho at the Celebrity
- Gary Reeder, 2022-10-14, 17:37
- GREAT PICTURES; GREAT MEMORIES (nm) - JT, 2022-10-18, 06:37
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BISON (BIG!!) WAS TAKEN WITH
- JT, 2022-10-14, 13:02
- This one - Gary Reeder, 2022-10-15, 12:11
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Is that a Y-O blackbuck? 6.5 if I remember. (nm)
- WB, 2022-10-14, 13:33
- YES AND THE WATERBUCK ALSO (nm) - JT, 2022-10-14, 15:42
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Th fire gun I shot as an ole Govt. 1911
- Sid R, 2022-10-15, 10:06
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A good Ruger Super Blackhawk is a great way
- Gary Reeder, 2022-10-14, 12:07