Ben Shepherd
Member
Just the other day I picked up a 45 colt redhawk. I finally have at least one example of each caliber the redhawk was ever chambered in in the stable.
Not a major accomplishment really, that would require at least one of each barrel length in blued and stainless, and with and w/o scope rings. That be a whole lotta redhawks.
One completely matched set though:
357, 41, 44, and 45 in 7.5" stainless w/o rings.
At the range it's alot of fun. People go "Oh, 44 today?". They sure go when I tell them that that monster is a 357.
Anyhow, just had to brag a little. I've been after this for about 10 years. Feels good.
Not a major accomplishment really, that would require at least one of each barrel length in blued and stainless, and with and w/o scope rings. That be a whole lotta redhawks.
One completely matched set though:
357, 41, 44, and 45 in 7.5" stainless w/o rings.
At the range it's alot of fun. People go "Oh, 44 today?". They sure go when I tell them that that monster is a 357.
Anyhow, just had to brag a little. I've been after this for about 10 years. Feels good.