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No actual production numbers are known (typical of most Ruger products) but the RENE Reference does have this to say: 'BKH-44X and BKH-45X with silver eagle medallions. Known s/n range 45-07574 to 45-23016. Only a few thousand of each produced with the BKX-44X being the scarcest.' I think it would be safe to say you have a 'scarce' old model Blackhawk.
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If the barrel is a different length, if there are different colored sights or night sights, if the finish on the gun is dull or shiny, everything is a change and makes it a new gun. I believe the test costs $10,000 each. Not too many manufacturers want to pay $10,000 for each model the sell in this state. The Ruger I was looking at is not on the list.
Old guns that were here before the list went into effect are OK to sell, but only face to face transfers at the dealer. Older hanguns sell for 20-30% higher in this state than they would in any other state. A friend of mine just sold a brand new (1988 era) Colt King Cobra.357 6' barrel for, I think, $1200.From the list, these are the new Rugers that come close to what I was looking at. Expiration date is shown at the end, then another extortion fee must bee paid.KRH-455 / Stainless Steel Revolver 5.5'.45 Long Colt KSRH-7454 / Stainless Steel Revolver 7.5'.454 Casull. I have a Ruger BH new model with a 4 5/8 bbl and an extra.45 CAP cylinder. The seller claimed that it was original. It came with a brass frame and stag grips.The price was reasonable ($325) and I bought the gun.
Too late I tried to use the extra cylinder and it does not work in this gun. I called Ruger and with the serial number I found that the gun was shipped from the factory with a 7 1/2 bbl and a blue steel frame. It was not a convertible. It did not have a brass frame. It did not have a 4 5/8 bbl.All that being said it is a great shooter.
The chambers measure.454 and the forcing cone is in good shape and measures at.453. The cylinder gap is only.004 and the thing is dead nuts accurate with cast boolits cast sized to.452. I use straight ww's and they squish up enuf to prevent gas cutting and this gun does not lead up at all if I keep the velocity reasonable.The only down side is that the grips are huge for my dainty hand. I need to get this thing sanded down some and maybe send it back to Ruger to have the cylinder fitted to the gun. Another long term project.The price that your seller wants seems a bit high. If it was an Old Model with the good trigger and no transfer bar I might consider it but if it is a new model with the transfer bar and less than stellar trigger I would go buy another.
I have a NM BH in.45 Colt 4-5/8' bbl.Love the gun. I was in line to go in a gun show and an old gent showed up with it. He had the brass from the only box of shells it had fired. He had bad arthritis, so it hurt him to shoot it. He sold it to me for $400.I already had a handcannon, a 9-1/2' SRH, but this is so much more packable.
And it will shoot loads from gentle cowboy to heavy magnumSo the SRH is set up to do longer range work (scope) and the.45 fits nicely in a piece of leather on my hip.Find another one, tho. That price is WAY too high.
The success of the Single-Six encouraged Bill Ruger to take the next step in the development of his line of handguns, a larger centerfire model, with the overall size about the same as the Colt. Like the Single-Six, it would be patterned after the Colt but with several changes, including an adjustable rear sight and coil springs instead of leaf springs in the action. It was decided that the new revolver would be chambered in.357 Magnum, the most versatile choice because it would also fire the.38 Special. In 1955, Ruger’s first single-action centerfire revolver was introduced with a suggested retail price of $87.50 and was called the Blackhawk.
In addition to his interest and affection for firearms, Bill Ruger was an admirer and collector of classic automobiles. One of his favorites was the Stutz Blackhawk. (Yet to come to the Ruger line was the Bearcat, named for another Stutz auto.) Barrel lengths of the Blackhawk were 4.625, 6.5 and 10 inches. Only a few hundred were made with the 10-inch barrel. Image courtesy Sturm, Ruger & Co.Diversifying The LegendThe Blackhawk went on to become one of the most successful Ruger firearms. It’s still being manufactured 72 years after its introduction, and, as would be expected, there have been several changes to the original design.One of the first was the addition of a new cartridge for the Blackhawk. It was being developed by Remington and Smith & Wesson and would be called the.44 Remington Magnum.
Based on a lengthened.44 Special case, it was designed for a firearm that would also use.44 Special ammo, like the relationship between the.357 Magnum and.38 Special. In 1956, Bill Ruger learned the.44 Magnum was being developed and quickly decided to chamber it in the Blackhawk, beefing up the cylinder and frame to handle the heavier recoil.
Barrel lengths of 6.5, 7.5 and 10 inches were to be offered. The latter two lengths are worth a premium on the collector’s market. There was somewhat of a race between Ruger and S&W to get the first.44 Magnum revolver to market. Depending on who you talk to or what you read, the winner could be either one. Phrases such as “went into production” or “was introduced” are not necessarily the same in the gun business, nor is an exact date when a gun is first sold in a retail setting. But in either event, by the end of 1956, both Ruger and S&W were in the.44 Magnum business, Ruger with the Blackhawk and S&W with what was then known simply as the “.44 Magnum” revolver, later called the Model 29.Not long after the.44 Magnum Blackhawk hit the market, Ruger began to receive complaints about the six-gun’s stout recoil.
The answer was the Super Blackhawk, more substantial Dragoon-style grip, non-fluted cylinder and squared trigger guard. It was introduced in 1959, with the early models sold with a mahogany carrying case, smooth walnut grips and a 7.5-inch barrel. A few hundred were made with a 6.5-inch barrel, and about 1,600 with a brass frame.The original cylinder top strap was flat-shaped and, in 1962, was reshaped to offer more protection to the rear sight. After this change, the earlier model became known as the Flattop Blackhawk. This was in 1962 at about serial number 42,600. That same year, several new calibers were added to the original Blackhawk including the.41 Magnum,.45 Colt,.30 Carbine and convertible models with interchangeable cylinders in.357/9mm or.45 Colt/.45 ACP.
Other variations to the original Blackhawk over the years included several different grip options, reshaping of the ejector rod and a brass frame for a few rare models.The biggest change to the Blackhawk (and all Ruger single actions, including the Super Blackhawk, Single-Six and Bearcat) was the New Model series. This major change involved a transfer bar that allowed each model to have a fully loaded cylinder.
Early classic single actions were all essentially “five shooters,” and wise shooters always carried them with the hammer resting over an empty chamber. This was a safety issue to ensure the firearm would not discharge if dropped. This change occurred in 1973, and all subsequent Ruger single actions have the transfer bar operating system. With the transfer bar lockwork, the hammer is never in contact with the firing pin. Unless the trigger is pulled, the gun cannot fire.
When the trigger is pulled, the transfer bar pivots to a point between the hammer and the firing pin, and when the hammer strikes the bar the energy transfers to the firing pin.Editor's Note: This Collector's Corner column is an excerpt from the Fall 2017 issue ofGet More Ruger Info:.
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Need recovery cd for 2005 XP media center Closed Report. Melissasue3818 - Apr 6, 2010 at 07:46 AM shanea - Jun 24, 2014 at 07:10 PM. My laptop crashed, and I dont have the back up cd, I have the key code, but no disk. Does anyone know where I can download it from, or does anyonehave one that I can use???? Windows xp media center edition. Windows xp media center edition 2005 toshiba recovery. Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Full System Recovery, Installing Update Rollup 2 Help please I decided to do a complete wipe of my Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, I insert the Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with udate rollup 2 didisk 1 selected full system recovery, then insert disk 2 then took it out. All in all, Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 ISO Download Free has additionally acquired a lot of screen-savers in addition to themes like Aquarium, House, Nature and Da Vinci and so forth. Features Of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 ISO. Among the features of Windows XP Media Center Edition, 2005 ISO Free Download is. Download recovery disk for Windows Vista. Looking for recovery disks for other Windows versions? Easy Recovery Essentials (or Easy. Windows Xp Media Center Edition 2005 Download Toshiba Drivers. The Libretto was a line of subnotebook computers designed and produced by Toshiba. Toshiba Media Center; Toshiba. Install July 2006 Update Rollup for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Windows xp media center edition 2005 download Hallo ich. Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 CD. Vista or XP recovery disk media available in ISO format to download. Toshiba was the Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 edition.
No actual production numbers are known (typical of most Ruger products) but the RENE Reference does have this to say: 'BKH-44X and BKH-45X with silver eagle medallions. Known s/n range 45-07574 to 45-23016. Only a few thousand of each produced with the BKX-44X being the scarcest.' I think it would be safe to say you have a 'scarce' old model Blackhawk.
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The site may be down here and there and upon completion will have an entirely new look for a few days. Please bare with us while we do this! I forgot to mention that I live in California, and we can't buy new handguns were the manufacturer has not PAID A FEE to have their guns tested by the DOJ and put on a list of 'safe' guns. The listing method is ridiculous. ANY slight change in the gun causes it to be considered another model and needs to go through another test (and fee). It doesn't matter what the change is.
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If the barrel is a different length, if there are different colored sights or night sights, if the finish on the gun is dull or shiny, everything is a change and makes it a new gun. I believe the test costs $10,000 each. Not too many manufacturers want to pay $10,000 for each model the sell in this state. The Ruger I was looking at is not on the list.
Old guns that were here before the list went into effect are OK to sell, but only face to face transfers at the dealer. Older hanguns sell for 20-30% higher in this state than they would in any other state. A friend of mine just sold a brand new (1988 era) Colt King Cobra.357 6' barrel for, I think, $1200.From the list, these are the new Rugers that come close to what I was looking at. Expiration date is shown at the end, then another extortion fee must bee paid.KRH-455 / Stainless Steel Revolver 5.5'.45 Long Colt KSRH-7454 / Stainless Steel Revolver 7.5'.454 Casull. I have a Ruger BH new model with a 4 5/8 bbl and an extra.45 CAP cylinder. The seller claimed that it was original. It came with a brass frame and stag grips.The price was reasonable ($325) and I bought the gun.
Too late I tried to use the extra cylinder and it does not work in this gun. I called Ruger and with the serial number I found that the gun was shipped from the factory with a 7 1/2 bbl and a blue steel frame. It was not a convertible. It did not have a brass frame. It did not have a 4 5/8 bbl.All that being said it is a great shooter.
The chambers measure.454 and the forcing cone is in good shape and measures at.453. The cylinder gap is only.004 and the thing is dead nuts accurate with cast boolits cast sized to.452. I use straight ww's and they squish up enuf to prevent gas cutting and this gun does not lead up at all if I keep the velocity reasonable.The only down side is that the grips are huge for my dainty hand. I need to get this thing sanded down some and maybe send it back to Ruger to have the cylinder fitted to the gun. Another long term project.The price that your seller wants seems a bit high. If it was an Old Model with the good trigger and no transfer bar I might consider it but if it is a new model with the transfer bar and less than stellar trigger I would go buy another.
I have a NM BH in.45 Colt 4-5/8' bbl.Love the gun. I was in line to go in a gun show and an old gent showed up with it. He had the brass from the only box of shells it had fired. He had bad arthritis, so it hurt him to shoot it. He sold it to me for $400.I already had a handcannon, a 9-1/2' SRH, but this is so much more packable.
And it will shoot loads from gentle cowboy to heavy magnumSo the SRH is set up to do longer range work (scope) and the.45 fits nicely in a piece of leather on my hip.Find another one, tho. That price is WAY too high.
The success of the Single-Six encouraged Bill Ruger to take the next step in the development of his line of handguns, a larger centerfire model, with the overall size about the same as the Colt. Like the Single-Six, it would be patterned after the Colt but with several changes, including an adjustable rear sight and coil springs instead of leaf springs in the action. It was decided that the new revolver would be chambered in.357 Magnum, the most versatile choice because it would also fire the.38 Special. In 1955, Ruger’s first single-action centerfire revolver was introduced with a suggested retail price of $87.50 and was called the Blackhawk.
In addition to his interest and affection for firearms, Bill Ruger was an admirer and collector of classic automobiles. One of his favorites was the Stutz Blackhawk. (Yet to come to the Ruger line was the Bearcat, named for another Stutz auto.) Barrel lengths of the Blackhawk were 4.625, 6.5 and 10 inches. Only a few hundred were made with the 10-inch barrel. Image courtesy Sturm, Ruger & Co.Diversifying The LegendThe Blackhawk went on to become one of the most successful Ruger firearms. It’s still being manufactured 72 years after its introduction, and, as would be expected, there have been several changes to the original design.One of the first was the addition of a new cartridge for the Blackhawk. It was being developed by Remington and Smith & Wesson and would be called the.44 Remington Magnum.
Based on a lengthened.44 Special case, it was designed for a firearm that would also use.44 Special ammo, like the relationship between the.357 Magnum and.38 Special. In 1956, Bill Ruger learned the.44 Magnum was being developed and quickly decided to chamber it in the Blackhawk, beefing up the cylinder and frame to handle the heavier recoil.
Barrel lengths of 6.5, 7.5 and 10 inches were to be offered. The latter two lengths are worth a premium on the collector’s market. There was somewhat of a race between Ruger and S&W to get the first.44 Magnum revolver to market. Depending on who you talk to or what you read, the winner could be either one. Phrases such as “went into production” or “was introduced” are not necessarily the same in the gun business, nor is an exact date when a gun is first sold in a retail setting. But in either event, by the end of 1956, both Ruger and S&W were in the.44 Magnum business, Ruger with the Blackhawk and S&W with what was then known simply as the “.44 Magnum” revolver, later called the Model 29.Not long after the.44 Magnum Blackhawk hit the market, Ruger began to receive complaints about the six-gun’s stout recoil.
The answer was the Super Blackhawk, more substantial Dragoon-style grip, non-fluted cylinder and squared trigger guard. It was introduced in 1959, with the early models sold with a mahogany carrying case, smooth walnut grips and a 7.5-inch barrel. A few hundred were made with a 6.5-inch barrel, and about 1,600 with a brass frame.The original cylinder top strap was flat-shaped and, in 1962, was reshaped to offer more protection to the rear sight. After this change, the earlier model became known as the Flattop Blackhawk. This was in 1962 at about serial number 42,600. That same year, several new calibers were added to the original Blackhawk including the.41 Magnum,.45 Colt,.30 Carbine and convertible models with interchangeable cylinders in.357/9mm or.45 Colt/.45 ACP.
Other variations to the original Blackhawk over the years included several different grip options, reshaping of the ejector rod and a brass frame for a few rare models.The biggest change to the Blackhawk (and all Ruger single actions, including the Super Blackhawk, Single-Six and Bearcat) was the New Model series. This major change involved a transfer bar that allowed each model to have a fully loaded cylinder.
Early classic single actions were all essentially “five shooters,” and wise shooters always carried them with the hammer resting over an empty chamber. This was a safety issue to ensure the firearm would not discharge if dropped. This change occurred in 1973, and all subsequent Ruger single actions have the transfer bar operating system. With the transfer bar lockwork, the hammer is never in contact with the firing pin. Unless the trigger is pulled, the gun cannot fire.
When the trigger is pulled, the transfer bar pivots to a point between the hammer and the firing pin, and when the hammer strikes the bar the energy transfers to the firing pin.Editor's Note: This Collector's Corner column is an excerpt from the Fall 2017 issue ofGet More Ruger Info:.