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Offline manatee1947

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something different
« on: February 14, 2010, 05:42:41 PM »
I mentioned this for some time on other forums, I had not yet found this one, and considering that they are now making an 8 shot Blackhawk, perhaps they will be innovative in other areas. Uberti makes a "Cattleman" carbine, it is a 44 percussion revolving carbine, and I would love to see a 16.5 inch Ruger Super Blackhawk attached to a stock, removable or not, and 44 mag would not be a bad place to start, although I can see calibers that would work as well. Not only would it be a great CAS shooter, it would be wicked in the brush, hog hunting and deer hunting, in SS a great all weather gun for stand hunting, as well as in a car or plane. Just sayin......... :-*
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Re: something different
« Reply #1 on: February 15, 2010, 01:23:27 AM »
Such a model is more novelty than practical I think.  I have one of the Beretta Stampede carbines and while fun to shoot it isn't something I'd use for anything other than just range plinking.  One could easily have a long bbl fitted to the Ruger cylinder frame  and I'm sure a GOOD woodworker could get a butt stock for it or maybe the skeletonized removeable one would fit.   I've seen 'em that had been built so it is possible.
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Re: something different
« Reply #2 on: March 10, 2010, 05:43:10 AM »
I'd be REAL CAREFULL with this kind of project.  I know the ATFE is very opinionated about swapping out factory interchangable barrels and stocks on the TC contenders/encores from pistol to rifle.  I'm sure they'd have an opinion about what alterations you can make to your personal property.  It'd be best to do a little askin around.
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