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Stopped by the LGS today and picked this up.....

1975 Ruger New Model Blackhawk .30 Carbine Unfired, New In Box with shipping sleeve, all numbered to the gun.....:D

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I have one of those too which I've shot on occasion. The muzzle blast will clear the lanes next to you indoors!
 
Don't get much better than that!:)

Back when hardware stores, Western Auto and such sold guns.

First gun I bought was a Ruger M II Stainless Target at the hardware store. I have the box and hang tag also. Not as old as yours though, has the yeller box.:)
 
the funny thing is that hardware store is still open....and still selling guns...its a frequent haunt for me :D But, I bought the gun about 2 miles down the road at another shop...I stopped there on my lunch and watched the previous (original) owner sell it to the shop....I was "bird dogging" it.....i didnt leave until i bought the gun!
 
Friend of mine has one of those (his not unfired though). A real tack driver for sure. I,m jealous.
 
have one of those as the only ruger i own. shoot it regularly with my handloads. starting load wih hs-6 is a nice and not too loud load.
 
Wow... new in the box. I'd have a hard time shooting it, but it would kill me not to :eek:. Glad my Security Six was used so I didn't have that dilema. :)
 
Nice one, a very good find...now you GOTTA remember, when it comes time to shoot it, better hold on with a good, firm grip, no limp wristing, or you will wear the front sight over your GOOD eye!!
also try it out at around dusk, not quite dark outside...awesome!!
 
I also have one, but I think mine is a little later from the SN. I used it for the 4 or 5 years I shot CAS, but using mild lead bullet handloads to keep the MV under 1000 ft/sec. I have fired some full power loads, but the muzzle blast is not very pleasant. I much prefer shooting my handloads.

I had often considered getting another cylinder and having it bored to take .32-20. But every time I did, I'd remember that making .32-20-level loads using .30 Carbine cases was a lot cheaper. I always wondered why Ruger didn't make such a convertible as they did for the .45 and .357 Blackhawks.
 
I used to have one. I love the .30 Carbine cartridge and thought it would be a great companion to my M1 Carbines. After firing six rounds out of it, and beating the empty brass out of it with a mallet, I couldn't wait to get rid of it.
 
Very nice! I've always wanted one of those - yours is almost too nice to shoot.
 
And here I thought you waz a Smiff & Western man! :eek:

I would never ...

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... I mean I don't own ...

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... off brand ... (cough-cough) revolvers!

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.. Well, I guess ONE won't hurt your collection.

GF
 
I swear I swear!!!!......its my only collectible Ruger......I have a couple "working" guns too :D (77/22 Hornet, 77 MarkII Custom 7mm-08, Stainless Mark II 5.5" Bull Barrel That's ALL I swear:p)
 
Mine was made in 2008. I took it, my .460 S&W Mag and my Keltec PLR-16 to the range. I told the range officer that it was going to be a loud day. I did not disappoint!
 
Loudest darn gun I ever shot. Right after I got mine in the mid 70's, I was driving in the pasture in my VW Bug. A jackrabbit was on the fence line about 50 feet off the passenger window, so I rolled down the passenger window and fired my first shot. Killed both the rabbit and my hearing. Like Jellybean, I had to drive out the brass with a mallet.
 
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