Super Redhawk or Std Redhawk
I think this is the year that I'll finally have time to work on the long range revolver project that I keep putting off. I've toyed with the revolver options, and am torn between using a std 7-1/2 in Redhawk, and a 7-1/2 in. Super Redhawk for the project. I shoot DA revolvers much better than SAs, and appreciate Rugers interchangable sights. The Super Red has a much more "tuneable" trigger in my experience, but I've always experienced better accuracy (at least out of the box) with std Redhawks. The caliber will be 44 magnum, and I'll have Veral cut me whichever mould he thinks best for my application. I'd value your opinions on this. Revolvers are getting really expensive, along with everything else.
Bob
used Redhawks go for under 400 around here.
by Rob Leahy 
, Prescott, Arizona, Monday, December 05, 2011, 14:46 (4685 days ago) @ anachronism
I have managed to find several in that price range.
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Don't know about the Super Redhawk but my regular
by Cherokee , Medina, Ohio, Monday, December 05, 2011, 15:47 (4685 days ago) @ anachronism
Redhawks in 44 and 45 are very accurate for me and I find the DA pull is good, at lest for me. The 45 Colt was tuned by Andy Horvath, the 44 was an early gun and did not need tuning. 400.00 for a used 44 Redhawk would be a good price around here.
anybody want to sell a 44 Redhawk?
The auction sites are nuts! Many used guns are priced higher than new ones. I'd happily take a std or Super Redhawk in 44 mag if the price is right.
a 44 Redhawk? I have one that may be for sale IF I can get
by Rob Leahy , Prescott, Arizona, Thursday, December 08, 2011, 10:08 (4683 days ago) @ anachronism
a casting made of it. In the mean time I will keep my eyes peeled. they are 300-400 bucks around here. S&Ws on the other hand, start at twice that.
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