ruger cowboy pistols

LORD of WAR · Mar 12, 2006

for any of you MA residents and regular customers of four seasons...i was wondering if you may have bought one of the ruger .32 cowboy actions they have on sale...for $300 and at a 48% discount i was thinking of getting 1 for the hell of it...figured maybe it would be a cheap way to get into cowboy action shooting...any one have one and like it? does anyone know if carl has any left??? thanx!

Paulm · Mar 12, 2006

I called on Friday because I thought they looked pretty cool. I was looking at the color cased version with Rosewood grips.
They were all sold out [sad2] . All they had in stock were the ones with ivory grips. I was planning on swinging by yesterday to take a look but never made it.

Bugie

LORD of WAR · Mar 12, 2006

ya i saw that their first shipment sold out...but i read somehwere on the site a new shipment was expected in...i was looking to get that stainless one...

matt · Mar 12, 2006

Bugieman said:
I was looking at the color cased version with Rosewood grips.

That cought my eye too... it sure purrty. I'd love to get one, but I've go others higher on my list right now...

Matt

LORD of WAR · Mar 12, 2006

matt...you could buy it for 300 and sell it on gunbroker for 450 NIB!!!...they go for around 600 new...this way you could make a profit and put the money to 1 of those things on your list

C-pher · Mar 12, 2006

I just bought a pair of the Stainless with Ivory grips this weekend. But I haven't had a chance to get them to the range. But one of the guys that I shoot CAS with, he has a pair and they are a blast.

The guy that I work the shows with, still has a pair of them stainless with the ivory and a pair that are theblued and color cased.

He's selling them as a set for 700 bucks. Not exactly Carl's price, but he bought them before they were discontuned. So, he's got about $400 into each one. So, while he was saying that he can't let them go for $300 He said that he would sell sets for the above price. I guess he feels that with these getting dumped on the market, he has no choice but to charge this price.

All this means now is that I have to pick up a lever action in .32 H&R. But I'm always looking for a reason to buy another gun. [smile]

C-pher · Mar 12, 2006

Also, Blood hound, if you want to get into SASS shooting, let me know. You're more than welcome to come and shoot some matches with us.

LORD of WAR · Mar 12, 2006

c-pher...thanx for the offer...i'd definately come and watch but as of right now i dont have any of the appropriate equipment for that type of shoot...although my cousin does have 2 vaqueros i'm sure i could borrow...and ill use any excuse to buy a new gun and try a new type of shooting

i think i'm definately gonna try and get 1 of those stainless rugers...the money could be better spent elsewhere but as any self respecting gun nut would agree...the price is too good to pass up!

SiameseRat · Mar 13, 2006

I love revolvers. I've just been hoping that Carl still has some of them left by the time my tax return comes...

C-pher · Mar 13, 2006

Blood Hound...don't worry. Come out and watch sometime. But if you let me know...between a couple of us, we might just have just enough equipment you can borrow to give it a try. That way, if you don't like it, you're not out a ton of money.

Here's the PDF to Mansfield's shoot.

Cowboy shooting

Buffalo Bill · Mar 15, 2006

Cowboy action

Cowboy action shooting is the biggest thing since the blackpowder meets of the 70's. My club has four or five shoots a year. Plenty of western dress, single action pistols, lever action rifles, and double-barrel, double hammer and trigger shotguns. Any large gun shop that doesn't sell a number of different single action pistols and holsters and gear is missing the bus, and Carl at Four Seasons knows it.

C-pher · Mar 15, 2006

Buffalo Bill said:
Cowboy action shooting is the biggest thing since the blackpowder meets of the 70's. My club has four or five shoots a year. Plenty of western dress, single action pistols, lever action rifles, and double-barrel, double hammer and trigger shotguns. Any large gun shop that doesn't sell a number of different single action pistols and holsters and gear is missing the bus, and Carl at Four Seasons knows it.

Problem is here in MA, all you can get is Rugers. Until this new law gets past. So it's hard to have a lot of different SA pistols when everyone can only carry the same ones.

Patriot · Mar 15, 2006

blood hound said:
for any of you MA residents and regular customers of four seasons...i was wondering if you may have bought one of the ruger .32 cowboy actions they have on sale...for $300 and at a 48% discount i was thinking of getting 1 for the hell of it...figured maybe it would be a cheap way to get into cowboy action shooting...any one have one and like it? does anyone know if carl has any left??? thanx!

The one I got is the Birds Head Stainless. I hustled down there before the FS
email went out as I was surfing the FS web page and saw it advertised. The
reason I did that was because Carl had some of the Vaquero Birds Head
revolvers a few months ago and they went pretty fast. It's a beauty!
I haven't shot it yet. It fits my hand like a glove. The review is pretty
positive as well (aren't they all from the ST?). I guess Carl still has some of
the other styles but the Birds Head sold out pretty fast.

http://www.shootingtimes.com/handgun_reviews/st_0212_ruger/

TBP

Buffalo Bill · Mar 16, 2006

What the "hey" is wrong with Ruger? They have some beautiful Single Action Cowboy revolvers.I'm kind of surprised that Beretta's Stampede hasn't been approved yet. The stainless ones are beauties.

C-pher · Mar 16, 2006

Buffalo Bill said:
What the "hey" is wrong with Ruger? They have some beautiful Single Action Cowboy revolvers.I'm kind of surprised that Beretta's Stampede hasn't been approved yet. The stainless ones are beauties.

Oh, there's NOTHING wrong with Rugers Single Actions. I have four of them. I would just like to have the options of having something other than Ruger. It would be nice to have a Colt SAA 7-1/2 inch or even a clone...perfect balance, good feel, smooth action...true half cock hammer...The peace maker, one of the best single action pistols ever made.

And if we can get this bill passed, then we can get the Berettas and the clones, and the like...

But yea, those Berettas do look purty.

KMaurer · Mar 16, 2006

C-pher said:
... It would be nice to have a Colt SAA 7-1/2 inch or even a clone...perfect balance, good feel, smooth action...true half cock hammer...The peace maker, one of the best single action pistols ever made. ...

You mean something like this?

She's in Massachusetts, but ain't hardly for sale.

Ken

C-pher · Mar 17, 2006

Now that's HOT!

SiameseRat · Mar 17, 2006

Assuming some of you might not have gotten your fsguns updates, their last batch of the Rugers came in yesterday. Better hurry!

ruger cowboy pistols

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