It's a .357 Magnum, Stainless Steel, with a two inch barrel - and looking good.
It's looking good to me because there's no way we will be shooting one down here - because of the 2 inch barrel length - but it seems to be tidy looking and 'chunky' enough to be a 'Ruger'. (The Kimber cylinder latch works by pushing-in like a Rugers.)
- Internal hammer so double-action only - but it looks neat from the rear end too. - Thin cylinder walls but..
Of course - it may well have a smooth trigger feel set at around 10 pounds - but use full-bore factory Magnum ammunition and it's going to bark loudly, spit flames from every orifice, and smack you about a bit if you aren't hanging on tight. - Some folk enjoy that eh.
It will be interesting to keep an eye on these to see if the production models retain a good reputation and take-off up the popularity charts.
I see this wee revolver listed in US 'Shooting Times' as MSRP $899 - it ought to be good eh.
I see this wee revolver listed in US 'Shooting Times' as MSRP $899 - it ought to be good eh.
Cheers, life is good,
Marty K.
P.S. We've had three wee earthquakes yesterday/today - no damage other than scaredy-cats.
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After researching & writing 1,036 blogs I've got something NEW to try .. I've signed-up to Patreon. - In over five years I've not made one cent from this .. NOW you can send me a wee support $ - starting from $1. to get all this stuff from New Zealand - over a year that's nearly the price of one Shooting magazine. - Am I worth it?
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