Ruger Blackhawk .30 Carbine Barrel Length: UPDATE

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From my previous Thread, I had pics sent to me of some Estate Sale Items.
A .30 Carbine with anything other than a 7.50" Barrel had me scratching my head.
I brought it home yesterday.
That Barrel is 12.00 Inches Long!!!

Based on the 4 Digit S/N, it appears to have been made in 1968

Ruger Shows:

1 - 1968
50-00001 - 1969

I'm going to email Ruger and see if they have any additional info.




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Please keep us posted, for many reasons. I would expect it to be a custom barrel, but I'm wrong all the time.

Are there any markings on the barrel?

If you aren't into it I think others here may be into it (me for example :)
 
I will post up when I hear back from Ruger.

Even though this is not what I was wanting, I just could not pass it up for the price.

I'm looking forward to putting some rounds through it in the next few weeks.

I'll hopefully stumble across a "carry size" at a decent price some day.

Edit: I didn't notice any barrel markings.
 
I will post up when I hear back from Ruger.

Even though this is not what I was wanting, I just could not pass it up for the price.

I'm looking forward to putting some rounds through it in the next few weeks.

I'll hopefully stumble across a "carry size" at a decent price some day.

Edit: I didn't notice any barrel markings.
So... What'd you pay for it? I'm dead curious.
 
If for any reason you can't be satisfied with that revolver, we require you to give us all a chance at buying it from you! $300?!!! The last decent one I saw was $900, and it didn't have a scope! It was a 9.5" barrel. You got the deal of a lifetime! Congratulations!
 
Diesel ain't cheap and it took a few miles there and back.

I'm going to need at least $329.47 if I decide to flip it.

However, I don't recommend staring at this thread and holding your breath. :rofl:

I had been watching GB etc. You are correct. It is not uncommon to see a nice one go for $700 - $1,000 depending on condition.
Then you add CC Fees, Tax, Shipping....

I do feel very lucky running across this.
 
For $300 that would definitely, absolutely, without question be a project gun for me. It'd be sent off to become a minimum spec .45Colt, or something.
 
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