OLDFED
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I just bought one...a shooter. It's a Bisley, roller engraved cylinder and 6.5" bbl. Are these "special" as the BB states due to the caliber, or just another used single action?
Ruger .32 H&R magnum
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feralmerril
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I really dont know about that particular model but you will like shooting that caliber. I own this one. They are flat shooting, accurate and next to no recoiling. I experimented with mine liked it, just havent carried it much as I have a lot of other stuff. I think they should be a excellent trail gun. Thinking about it, I think I will start packing it on a few quad rides. I have reloaded for it.
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I have spent a lot on good Ruger SAA revolvers, here is a 32 MAG Bisley and a single six. Have not got to shoot them because I am in Kandahar!!
Any Ruger in .32 H&R is special....IMHO.
Especially, if you reload. Ruger only loads are a real treat in this caliber. The small frame is a huge plus. And every .32 Ruger SingleSix just seems to be accurate.
The Bisley is my favorite gripframe....
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Giz
Especially, if you reload. Ruger only loads are a real treat in this caliber. The small frame is a huge plus. And every .32 Ruger SingleSix just seems to be accurate.
The Bisley is my favorite gripframe....
Nice Catch!
Giz
I picked up one a year ago and it has become my favorite pistol. It is the perfect size to pack on a trail walk or for small game hunting if you don't have big animals that might eat you. Very accurate and extremely fun to shoot.
I have spent a lot on good Ruger SAA revolvers, here is a 32 MAG Bisley and a single six. Have not got to shoot them because I am in Kandahar!!
Do you know if the Ruger Single Seven in 327 Magnum larger than these?
I have one just like F-M's. I like it and shoot exclusively cast bullets pushed by a healthy dosed of AA#9 or 296/H110.
