John Barleycorn, SASS #76982

Well, it is a shotgun with a short barrel.

That's them, they go for a pretty penny on GB when a collector sells

I believe there were 32's in a black box, special edition.

The last man to enter Parliment with honest intentions.

To further confuse Ruger fans the 44 Special built on a small frame with 510 or 512 prefix says Ruger Vaquero on the side. While the Ruger 44 Mag birdshead built on a large frame with a 59 prefix says New Vaquero on the side.

SNS casting sells a .309 158gr bullet that could be used in 30-06 or .308 Win or 30-30

Ruger will not sell Montado hammers. Charlie your best bet is to install Super Blackhawk hammers. Same profile as Montado but grooves on spur instead of checkering. The grooves actually provide better traction in my opinion.

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Ah ha! right where I left it

That's why I recommend the two or three number prefix method of identification.

So are the notches cut deeper in the large frame Vaqueros?

Two digit serial prefix original Vaquero. Three digit prefix New Vaquero

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Big and close.

Currently out of stock

Sure, the first two letters of the serial number are CB

Flat, I grip high and this slight change in grip eliminated hammer bite.

The classifieds are filled with bargains and fine sellers and buyers. 99.9% smooth transactions.

Prayers on the way.

It's a single stack 45acp

I used them in my Cattlemans when I found that the Lee Gunslinger springs were too light and primer ignition was inconsistent. The Wolff springs were a little stronger and got rid of the primer problem.

I have a brand new Winchester 73 short rifle $995 plus shipping.

Have you tried Wolff Springs?

Dawg, Get well soon. JB & Bdoc

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