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M67 said:
A .357 with an unfluted cylinder, nice :thumbup:
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627-0 Model of 1989...Yes, they are cool!!

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629 & 625 Light Hunter

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Love the Ruger Bisley Hunters...44 and 45 shown here (there is also a 41Mag version)

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Matte Blue Model 25-7

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^^Those 627's are awesome!^^

M67 said:
I only have 4 wheel guns right now, I like the mechanics and the power of big bore, but I just like semis better.

That being said, I have a 4" 657 Mountain Gun set back at the shop that I really don't need but it's calling my name :o
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I was lucky enough to get my hands on a 4" 629 Mountain Gun some years back. I have been pretty rough on it, but it has never let me down. Strangely, it is more pleasant to shoot than my 6" Classic with the same load.
 
Some beautiful revolvers so far. I'm liking that Python Georgecatl, and that matte blue 25-7 is an interesting piece Inspector.
 
thatmguy said:
That a 13 & 65 in the bottom right, or a 10 & 13, or a mix??
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Bottom right is a 10 and a 64, both Ohio Department of Corrections trade ins. The 3" with the bobbed hammer on the left is a 65 and is my daily carry gun. I don't have any 13s currently.
 
inspector-callahan said:
627-0 Model of 1989...Yes, they are cool!!

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629 & 625 Light Hunter

Love the Ruger Bisley Hunters...44 and 45 shown here (there is also a 41Mag version)

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I thought about sending my S&Ws back for solid 357 cylinders, but I sold one and decided to keep the other as is :grumpy:

Your pic has reignited the fire!
 
M67 said:
I only have 4 wheel guns right now, I like the mechanics and the power of big bore, but I just like semis better.
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Miscounted, have 5. Forgot about the Security Six



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Got to love old gunsmithing jobs on 5 screw pinned barrel Smiths


inspector-callahan said:
627-0 Model of 1989...Yes, they are cool!!

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About the best looking 357 I've seen. I don't need 3 of the things, barely shoot 357 anyway, but if I had the chance to get one of those then I probbaly wouldn't pass it up. Damn those look good :thumbup:
 
Hard Knocks said:
The Bisleys feel so good in-hand. I know Ruger produced a blued .22 cal Bisley, do you know if they ever built a stainless like the single-sixes?
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Funny you mention that. I would love for them to do a BISLEY single-six hunter 22 rimfire, however the only one they did was the traditional gripped Stainless Single-Six hunter. I suppose you could change that gun to a Bisley if you knew what you were doing. I'm kind of shocked they did not do a Bisley version since that WAS the Target style grip and its very popular. Maybe someday they will or one of the distributors like Lipsey's will request a limited run.

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