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·Rich in Lincoln
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I'm looking at the Ruger Vaquero w/ the bird's head grip to be a companion gun for my new 7.5" Blackhawk. Doe's anyone have any experience with the new bird's head grip? I know it's not completely historically correct, but neither is the transfer bar in Rugers.
I am also looking for a new rig for both pistols. The bird's head probably in a cross draw position. I'm not looking for fancy floral, just a quality cowboy/ field rig. Any suggestions on manufactures?
-Rich
shooter45 us
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Check out Uberti.
Zigzag2
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(5/10/02 5:19:53 pm)
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for leather, here is a site a ran across recently ... Good luck
www.sportshooter.com/gear/holsterlinks.htm
Edited by: Zigzag2 at: 5/10/02 6:22:47 pm
mashaffer
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the message board at www.sigunner.com. That board is full of Ruger experts and they are no strangers to the birds head grip. The short version: Fine gun, grips handle recoil very well.
OH, and tell them I sent you.
Mike
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fast fingers, slow brain.
Mike
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Mashaffer......thanks for the input, and welcome to TFF!
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Posts: 47
(5/10/02 3:15:20 pm)
Reply | Edit | Del All ? On bird's head grip & good leather
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I'm looking at the Ruger Vaquero w/ the bird's head grip to be a companion gun for my new 7.5" Blackhawk. Doe's anyone have any experience with the new bird's head grip? I know it's not completely historically correct, but neither is the transfer bar in Rugers.
I am also looking for a new rig for both pistols. The bird's head probably in a cross draw position. I'm not looking for fancy floral, just a quality cowboy/ field rig. Any suggestions on manufactures?
-Rich
shooter45 us
*TFF Chief Of Staff*
Posts: 1461
(5/10/02 4:10:48 pm)
Reply | Edit | Del Re: ? On bird's head grip & good leather
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Check out Uberti.
Zigzag2
*TFF Senior Staff*
Posts: 3252
(5/10/02 5:19:53 pm)
Reply | Edit | Del Re: ? On bird's head grip & good leather
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for leather, here is a site a ran across recently ... Good luck
www.sportshooter.com/gear/holsterlinks.htm
Edited by: Zigzag2 at: 5/10/02 6:22:47 pm
mashaffer
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the message board at www.sigunner.com. That board is full of Ruger experts and they are no strangers to the birds head grip. The short version: Fine gun, grips handle recoil very well.
OH, and tell them I sent you.
Mike
mashaffer
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Posts: 4
(6/6/02 9:01:36 pm)
Reply | Edit | Del Ooops. Should be sixgunner
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fast fingers, slow brain.
Mike
Xracer
*TFF Senior Staff*
Posts: 2253
(6/7/02 7:47:26 am)
Reply | Edit | Del Re: Ooops. Should be sixgunner
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Mashaffer......thanks for the input, and welcome to TFF!
