Jett Webb of North Carolina and this 500-pound hog. He shot him with a .308
I had a Super Blackhawk just like that except mine was blued.
It probably would have been a good choice for steel chickens etc. but it was really too long for hunting.
A six inch barrel would have been just about right. A 7 1/2 inch barrel would also have been OK.
Jett Webb of North Carolina and this 500-pound hog. He shot him with a .308
I got that on from a guy that had an incredible collection. The list took up 2 pages on an ExCell Spreadsheet in small font. He listed that one at 98% because he had rotated the cylinder on it once. I put the 1st round down it aside from the factory test shot. He had about 80% of his list marked as NIB and the rest at 98-99%, all in the original boxes complete w/papers and test cases. He had never fired any of them and was the Original Owner.
I picked the 10” figuring if all else fails I can beat the hell outta the offending target with it. Plus it might just make them crap their pants and run or have a heart attack at the sight of it;)
I got a wide range of ammo from 180 - 300 gr for it. I need to get some Special loads for plinking, as Mama don’t like the kick of the big stuff.
One of these days I’m gonna make some grips that are longer than factory ones.