I have a new model blackhawk and considered a 9mm cylinder but after having a single six convertable for years I changed my mind. The .22lr gets all the use anyway so the .22 magnum was a waste. However if you get the gun first and still want the cylinder they sometimes are for sale on ebay.
ruger blackhawk convertible
hello. i've been thinking of my next handgun purchase to lead the many before the prk gun bill passes in 2003. i thought it would be economical to buy one of these blackhawk convertibles in 357 mag w/ a 9mm cylinder so i can have the best of three worlds. has anyone used this convertible system and how does it hold up? not that i doubt ruger's durability, but just curious. thanks to all.
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