Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: splitshot on September 20, 2015, 04:30:35 PM
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am looking for a used 41 mag or a used 44 mag. is there any big difference between them? cost, ammo, wt, recoil, availability, etc. thanks, mike w
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Easier to find 44mag pistol and ammo is more available,i have owned several in both calibers.
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Are you talking about a pistol or a revolver ?
There is a Ruger 41 mag at the Double Eagle Pawn in Deer Park. I offered the guy $200 for it and he laughed at me. He has to hold it for a month by law. It's a nice one too.
I'd stick with a 44 mag Blackhawk. I just bought a used, New Model Super Blackhawk stainless for $400 at a gun shop sale. It's flawless. It was 20% off from $500.
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revolver, did not know they made semis in mag calibers. hummmm, might have to go to deer park, lol. mike w
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revolver, did not know they made semis in mag calibers. hummmm, might have to go to deer park, lol. mike w
Desert Eagle!
Just like The Terminator!
I'd seek out a SW mod 657.
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Find yourself an old Dan Wesson VH .44, if you are lucky you can get one with a complete set of barrels.
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revolver, did not know they made semis in mag calibers. hummmm, might have to go to deer park, lol. mike w
Sorry mike, I didn't wanna sound like a know it all..... :chuckle:
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If I had to chose I will carry my old model 3 screw 41 mag over my Model 29 always.
But then I am partial to the 41. Have a contender barrel in it as well.
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Personally I love my super black hawk 44mags.
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am looking for a used 41 mag or a used 44 mag. is there any big difference between them? cost, ammo, wt, recoil, availability, etc. thanks, mike w
.44mag will probly be easier to find. Lots of load options too so you can "tune" recoil to what your comfortable with.
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revolver, did not know they made semis in mag calibers. hummmm, might have to go to deer park, lol. mike w
Desert Eagle!
Just like The Terminator!
I'd seek out a SW mod 657.
The DEs have an interesting gas system compared to the recoil system most autos use.
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don't care for the eagles and they are spendy. mike w
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Spokaneguntrader.com has a 41 mag. Blackhawk, blue one last week on their site..
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If you are handloading, I would get a .41 mag (My favorite pistol cal). If you are planning on shooting factory loads I would recommend the .44 mag as ammo is much cheaper and more widely available.
If you are buying a newer gun, look into a Smith and Wesson model 69. It is a sweet little pistol. 44 mag based on the L frame (same size as a 686 etc.) that is a 5-shot vs. a 6 shot.
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44 mag can be loaded hotter, normally more recoil, ammo is easier to find, more variety in ammo, can use 44 special "cowboy" loads to plink with.
41 mag has a prestige about it that just makes them cool.
If you reload the 41 would be fun to have but if you're looking at store bought ammo the 44 is the clear winner. That being said, I'm a 44 special guy that reloads so my Black Hawk sits in between the two as far as what I can get out of it.
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I know where a 6" Dan Wesson .44 Mag with vent rib resides that's for sale. Mike, come to the next club meeting and talk to me.
Bill
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If you are buying a newer gun, look into a Smith and Wesson model 69. It is a sweet little pistol. 44 mag based on the L frame (same size as a 686 etc.) that is a 5-shot vs. a 6 shot.
X2!! I've handled one of these a few times and really liked it. I haven't bought one yet but it's certainly at the top of my must have revolvers list.
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don't care for the eagles and they are spendy. mike w
I was really just kidding about getting one.
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+ bill, will be there. when is it? no body lets me know about the last one. whine. mike w
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