Man that is a beauty for sure. I wouldn't know how to act if I owned that baby. That is one cool gun.
Sturm-Ruger, to me, makes some of the best looking revolvers in the industry. I own 4 of them and two are Redhawks. In my opinion, the Redhawks are the crowning glory to their revolver line. I don't particularly care for the Super Redhawks though. It looks like they took a massive frame and stuck a broomhandle in the end for a barrel. I must admit I see some appeal in the new Alaskan, simply because the barrel does not protrude past the end of the frame. But the other day while wandering through the Ruger Forum I came across this and all other revolvers no longer interest me. This guy took a lightly engraved stainless Redhawk, with a 14.5" (at least that is what it looks like) barrel that has been shortened to 4". If that is not enough he re-worked the grip to make it round butt style and made custom grips to fit it. I have to tell you, I am amazed that a gun, I think is one of the best looking designs to begin with, can be made to look this good. And to think....this is a used gunshow find costing around the $500.00 range. I would be proud to carry this gun in the field, with or without the engraving.
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Man that is a beauty for sure. I wouldn't know how to act if I owned that baby. That is one cool gun.
I saw one that looked like that at Gary Reeders yesterday. He had just finished it up, it had a 3" barrel though.Originally Posted by tex45acp
I wouldn't know whether to shoot it or frame it.
Quick answer shoot it. Pictures are made to look at and guns to shoot.
Agree I just never owned on that pretty.
Nice man. I have. Barry Mowry custom 3 1/2" that's very functional, but I don't think I could bring myself to shoot that one. Mine detailed for about 950, I imagine that piece is leggings between 1500 & 2000. That's Sharp.