What was the first factory 44mag and 454Casull handguns to hit the showcases?
Kinda trick question.
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Ruger was the first 44mag to hit the market by a week or so before S&W,both had to wait on ammo to hit the shelves. FA is not the first 454 to hit the market.Hint they were sued by Ruger over the transfer bar.Now left only to be a turd in the forrest and the circle will be complete.Use me as I have used you
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I was wondering about the Seville. Here is a good article about the USA Sevilles. http://singleactions.com/Seville.pdf According to this there were like less than 50 chambered in 454. I'm not sure where the 454 fits in the timeline.A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don’t have one, you’ll probably never need one again
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Originally posted by Amigo Will View PostRuger was the first 44mag to hit the market by a week or so before S&W,both had to wait on ammo to hit the shelves. FA is not the first 454 to hit the market.Hint they were sued by Ruger over the transfer bar.Andy
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Here's a 454 Seville thread with some interesting info and a few pics.
http://singleactions.proboards.com/thread/10181
According to Lee Martin, author of above article, there were 50 454 Magnum Sevilles made between 1982 and 83. Whether these "hit the showcase" or qualify for that description, who knows. But it is widely published and recognized that the first 454 Casull "production" revolver was the Freedom Arms/Dick Casull/Bob Baker Model 83. I'm still thinkin I need oneA gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don’t have one, you’ll probably never need one again
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