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November 15, 2017, 06:39 PM | #51 | |
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I'm not sure why I care. I guess it's because people are chasing these blazing hot 10mm loads and can achieve better for less in the 41 Mag. Not in an Auto loader of course but this is about revolvers.... I don't see the point but some people say the same about my Model 625JM in 45 Auto. More the merrier... |
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November 15, 2017, 07:13 PM | #52 |
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November 15, 2017, 07:48 PM | #53 |
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Hmmmm a .41 Magnum with no rim and less power......
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The Ruger RedHawk and the Ruger Super RedHawk are pretty much the same weight. My RSRH is in .454 Casull, I'm glad it's heavy. I hunt antelope, deer and elk with mine. I just don't get why anyone would want a RSRH in 10mm. I have a S&W mountain gun in 41 magnum, it's just right in that caliber with a 4" bbl. 10mm is best suited to plastic guns IMO.
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Oddly, though, Smith never issued the MG in 10mm/.40S&W, which would have been a bit handier, IMO, than my old 6.5" 610. |
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November 16, 2017, 09:06 PM | #57 |
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If one accepts 10mm as a hunting round for thin skinned game, and using .40 for plinking is doable then this gun makes more sense than say that .45c/.45acp redhawk combo.
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November 17, 2017, 09:41 AM | #59 |
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^ I agree but that gun seems to have accuracy issues when it comes to .45acp
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November 17, 2017, 02:47 PM | #60 | |
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But worse was Ruger's decision to use proprietary .45acp moon clips, rather than the same moon clips that work in the S&W .45acp revolvers, like the 625s. I hope Ruger doesn't do the same thing with this 10mm/.40 SRH. An owner should be able to use the same 10mm moon clips he used, or could've used, in the S&W 610. |
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November 17, 2017, 05:07 PM | #61 | |
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As for the moon clips, Ranch Moon makes them, 8 pack for $8 on Midway. They're tough as hell to pull the empty cases out, but going in they're fine. I'm going to experiment with them and cut a slot in between each clip like Ruger does and see if it makes it any easier to remove the cases. I have no doubts Ruger will continue to make proprietary clips for their revolvers. $5 for a Ruger clip when it costs them less than a dollar to make equals a lot of profit.
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November 17, 2017, 07:04 PM | #62 |
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I have a 610 and only shoot bunny fart 40's out of it for steel plates. I would think that an rsr would be a blast to mount a scope on a play with all kinds of hand loads.
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November 18, 2017, 05:01 PM | #64 |
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I know that, I just like being free from having all this paraphernalia around when fingers can do just fine if the clips are designed a certain way.
That's why I'm gonna experiment with modifying the Ranch clips.
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November 18, 2017, 05:44 PM | #65 | |
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Rimz moon clips are much easier to load n unload.
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November 19, 2017, 02:46 PM | #66 |
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Did they have some kind of Blackhawk 10mm convertible? That would be the one I would like.
I prefer big heavy revolvers, but they charge more for new Redhawks than I would ever pay for a firearm. If I saw a used one for really cheap I would buy it, just because I would like to try that cartridge out and I prefer revolvers to autoloaders. |
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Yes they had the buckeye it was a special run. I have wanted one for a very long time they are going for 1200 to 1500
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November 19, 2017, 04:25 PM | #68 |
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It is one of my favorites and a big part of why I noticed when Ruger introduced the SBH in 10mm. It is definitely the nicest blued Ruger I ever seen. The 10mm works well in a semi-automatic but it has even better numbers in a revolver.
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This should be in the GP-100 platform. I already have an anchor for my boat.
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Based on my GP100 customized to 41 Special, I would have to say that the cylinder walls would be pretty thin for that 10 mm pressure level range. I doubt they would want to do all the parts to make it 5 shot. The platform they choose is going to correlate with their concerns about pressure and round count.
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Make the GP-100 a 5 shot. The SRH is too beacoup.
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I handgun hunt for deer. I am on my third 480 Super RedHawk. Why not a RedHawk was mentioned. I am no fan of the lock work or grip on a RedHawk.
Some seem to like RedHawks, I am not on that list. I like the Super RedHawk's much better. If I had a 10mm Super RedHawk, the first thing I would do is send the cylinder off to be bored to 10mm Magnum. The second thing would be to make an order to Starline for a large quantity of 10mm Magnum Brass. It comes with 3 moon Clips. I would need to order more. With Hornady 200 Grain XTP's I might just skip ordering an NOE 403-198 WFN-GC Bullet Mold, and shoot jacketed bullets exclusively. My 10mm RCBS Die Set for my S&W 610 No Dash that I have owned since they first came out should load the 10mm Magnum just fine. I have liked the 10mm for a long time now. I would do a Trigger Job on it, and add a set of Hogue Tamer grips for a SRH Alaskan to tame the Beast a little more. I think I have a set I took off my 480 Alaskan now that I think about it. I would probably put a Jack Weigand scope base on it. The one for hard kickers that has a recoil shelf and requires the back sight to be removed. This would allow more than 2 rings to be installed, and would about eliminate the factory rings from shooting loose. The optical sight would be a toss up between a 30mm MatchDot II and a 2-7 Burris Plex. I see this having potential to be a deer slaying piece of machinery, and a blast to shoot at the range. A 200 Grain XTP should be able to reach around 1,500 fps with no problem at all. Recoil in a 6.5" Super RedHawk should be very manageable. No idea why it is not a 7.5" barrel. No problem securely mounting an optical sight. Easy to work on, and get a good trigger. For deer and range use I do not see a down side to the new offering from Ruger. Bob Last edited by Viper225; November 26, 2017 at 09:00 PM. Reason: Updated Information |
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How many ways can one thread be hijacked?
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November 27, 2017, 08:41 PM | #75 |
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A birdie told me that the final episode of Shooting Gallery this season will be on the 10mm, and this will be included. Should be cool with some pretty interesting guests.
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