Life During Wartime
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I was wondering are there any .45 acp revolvers besides the m1917 by colt and S&W, the S&W 25/625, and the S&W Nightgaurd
.45 ACP revolvers
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Not sure if you are interested in a DA revolver, but Ruger still makes a single action convertible model.
I have a Ruger Vaquero with a bird's head grip chambered in 45 ACP. It's single action only, but I really like it. The cylinder is machined so that no moon clips are required. I don't see the bird's head model at Ruger's site anymore. I believe it was a limited run, or "distributor special", but they still show another with the standard cowboy grips.
I have a Ruger Vaquero with a bird's head grip chambered in 45 ACP. It's single action only, but I really like it. The cylinder is machined so that no moon clips are required. I don't see the bird's head model at Ruger's site anymore. I believe it was a limited run, or "distributor special", but they still show another with the standard cowboy grips.
moxie
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Taurus used to make a .45acp Tracker. Used a special moonclip. Don't know when they quit making them.
MCgunner
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There's the Blackhawk convertibles. I'm going to order this soon for my '58 Remington.
http://www.oldsouthfirearms.com/howellconversions-1858remingtonpietta45cal5shotacp.aspx
And, of course, there's the multi-caliber/gauge S&W Governor.
http://www.oldsouthfirearms.com/howellconversions-1858remingtonpietta45cal5shotacp.aspx
And, of course, there's the multi-caliber/gauge S&W Governor.
MOUNTAIN WILLIAM
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I had my 4" .45LC Redhawk and my .454 Alaskan modified to also shoot .45acp using full moon clips. Here's a link to the original posting with pics.
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=124826
http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=124826
BlindJustice
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Did the O.P. mention the S&W Model 325 Thunder Ranch?
There was also the 1950 Target and gthe 1950 Army
General Mark Clark carried a .45 ACP revolver in WWII
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There was also the 1950 Target and gthe 1950 Army
General Mark Clark carried a .45 ACP revolver in WWII
and the Korean War pro a ly cu down to 4" Bbl, Hey RHIP
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calaverasslim
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Don't forget the M22 by S&W. I have the sq. butt and won't part with it.
mdauben
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The S&W 625 and the .45ACP Night Guard (aka 325NG) both belong to the same "family", being the same frame size (N) out of different materials. The 625 is obviously SS, the 325 is alloy frame. The 325 has been made in several varieties including the Night Guard, Airweight, and Thunder Ranch models, which varried in sights, grips, and barrels but shared the same alloy N-Frame.
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