Sunday, October 18, 2026

Whoa! Ruger Ceasing Production of Multiple Lines, Including Legendary Revolvers

 Noooooo!  I guess nothing lasts forever.

In memory of some legends, I post this picture of the world's nicest Single Nine, with Sack Peterson stag grips.  



And a Bisley chambered in 256 Win Mag.  How about that for off beat fun?




And my workhorse, a Ruger Blackhawk Bisley in 45 Colt with some fantastic grips.  I years past when I'd do some gold mining in remote brushy areas this is what I'd pack in case I ran into some two legged varmints.  Big Boom in the room!



3 comments:

  1. bought my first Blackhawk for about 90 bucks back in the day. sold it during the divorce. always wanted to get another one as they where a great wheel gun.
    looks like I am out of luck now. also saw a Number 1 in 7mm Mauser years ago.
    didn't have the money to buy it then, and it looks like I never will now.
    a very nice simple rifle just the thing for deer hunting. something else I don't do much of these days. damn shame as they always looked good to me.

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  2. I'm still in shock. Too many firearm models gone with little notice. I'm surprised Ruger didn't do a victory lap, announcing a year (or at least few months) period of "Buy While You Can' with each model. I wonder how long parts and spare magazines will be available.

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