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08-04-2011 02:02 AM |
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Originally Posted by EagleDreamer
(Post 555591)
My gun shop has a used Redhawk .44 mag for $390. It is in good/very good condition. This would be my first Ruger as well as my first .44 Mag. If I can get the money together before its gone should I jump on this? Pros and cons to the Redhawk or .44 Mag?
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Ewwww, no, it's an awful deal, Rugers suck! Do not buy it. Ummm, and while you're at it, can you send me the phone number of your gun shop? :rolleyes:
LOL! Seriously, Ruger is a great company to deal with and I have always loved their customer service. With a .44 magnum, it definitely has a kick to it, and if a lot of rounds have been put through it, it sometimes may need a gunsmith to tighten up the timing and replace the forcing cone, neither one is very complex or expensive, however a need for repair MIGHT be why it is priced so low at the counter.
Also, to avoid hard recoil, you can interchangeably use .44 Special rounds which is the exact same caliber with less powder in it - less punishing on you and the gun. If it shoots, I know you will enjoy it, though!
Gunbroker.com prices as of this date and time are $400-$800, but most of those are bids and they are not done yet - they have days to go. I hope it helps!
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