DA cattleman/Blackhawk?

[stingray4540]

[elSquid]

Hard to find a DA revolver that looks like a classic SA.

How about a classic DA instead? ( This is actually on roster. )

https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/model-29-revolver-machine-engraved

Carry it for a couple of years and as the bluing wears...

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( Image from https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....l=1#post565525 )



-- Michael

[plumbum]

Damn, that’s hot!

[scotty99]

How about a Ruger Redhawk? Pretty close to what you describe.

Why does it need to be DA? Shooting a SA revolver two-handed and using the support hand thumb to cock is pretty quick if you practice it.


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[stingray4540]

[Sutcliffe]

High Standard Double Nine?

It's the only one I can think of.

Only problem is that it's rimfire(.22lr). I've heard that some were produced in .32 but never seen any.

[elSquid]

I am also a little concerned about the .44 being too much of a handful to enjoy shooting regularly, so I will definitely shoot a couple before I buy. Who knows, maybe I just end up with a .357 and bear spray, lol.

[madmike88]

I am also a little concerned about the .44 being too much of a handful to enjoy shooting regularly, so I will definitely shoot a couple before I buy. Who knows, maybe I just end up with a .357 and bear spray, lol.

I have a Ruger .44 Mag that also shoots .44 Special. I've been shooting the specials because they're a lighter load and easier to train with while I'm still getting a feel for the gun.

[ARDude]

The only one I know of is this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colt_M1877

[Unsilenced]

The closest you'll get is a Ruger Redhawk in .44 magnum. Fine guns by all accounts.

If you're looking for something that looks exactly like a SAA but double action, you're out of luck though. A lot of the gun's appearance comes from needing an ejector rod on the side of the barrel, which would be useless on a swing-out gun, as well as a loading gate.

Ruger's Redhawks though keep the large spurred hammer of older single action guns, which is about as close as you're going to get aesthetically speaking if you want double action and a swing out cylinder.

[I Swan]

H&R and High Standard made guns like that but pretty much just in 22 rimfire chamberings.

[stingray4540]

[stingray4540]

[waygeekierthanu]

Hard to find a DA revolver that looks like a classic SA.

How about a classic DA instead? ( This is actually on roster. )


[emoji106]

-- Michael

Roster matters a little less for revolvers. I just got a Ruger GP100 3 inch wiley clapp in by converting it to single action. Doesn't fit the bill OP wants, but if there is something out there that matches but isn't on the roster, it might be possible to get it anyway with a single action conversion

Attached the difference between the on roster 10mm and wiley clapp

[saudadeii]

Perhaps have a look at the Ruger GP100 Match Champion like 2AZone shows above

https://ruger.com/products/gp100MatchChampion/models.html