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I went shooting today with my brother in law. I only took two guns today and they were my Ruger 44 spl. 3 screw revolver, and my Ruger Blackhawk 357 magnum 50 Year Anniversary revolver. The weather was in the 70's with a light breeze and we had a blast.
My old 44 spl 3 screw is one of my all time favorites. It is totally tuned and the trigger pull is like glass. If a shooter can't hit the target with this gun they can't blame the gun. The trigger it right at about 3 lbs. This gun was ordered as a .357 but was converted to 44 spl when I was in the third grade. I even shot it in the third grade so it is pretty near anbd dear to me.
The 50 Year Anniversary Blackhawk has an OK trigger, but I will never brag about it. I do plan on having a nice action job put on it when I am ready to put the cash out but until then a pop can at 50 yards is no problem.
I guess I should note that in the pic the 3 screw is on the bottom.
Overall, it was a nice day.
My old 44 spl 3 screw is one of my all time favorites. It is totally tuned and the trigger pull is like glass. If a shooter can't hit the target with this gun they can't blame the gun. The trigger it right at about 3 lbs. This gun was ordered as a .357 but was converted to 44 spl when I was in the third grade. I even shot it in the third grade so it is pretty near anbd dear to me.
The 50 Year Anniversary Blackhawk has an OK trigger, but I will never brag about it. I do plan on having a nice action job put on it when I am ready to put the cash out but until then a pop can at 50 yards is no problem.
I guess I should note that in the pic the 3 screw is on the bottom.
Overall, it was a nice day.
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