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good sight. ruger Blackhawks nice guns.

Well done ! 👍 If somebody built a better revolver than Ruger I'd sure like to who ?

I would love to see a video of you explaining how you aged the finish and how you filed the sight.

Not disagreeing with you by any means. However, while I was serving in the Army, I watched a soldier fire a 45 Colt out of a Taurus Judge from approximately 4 feet away at another soldier. The round entered the back of his neck and exited through the front. While this sounds far fetched, the soldier who was shot was back to work 2 weeks later with stitches and muscle relaxers. While I agree with everything you said in this video, without seeing it in person, that situation tainted my view on 45 Colt as an everyday carry option.

There’s a reason professional guides in Africa carry 500 nitro express double rifles! Yea, 2 shots because they are going to brain shot that charging animal! Now granted they carry their balls in a wheelbarrow but they know what works!

I roam around Elmer Keith territory.

Would you show the leather under the mainspring "trick" and how to do it? Thanks!

"But, the 9mm is just as good as the 44 Magnum!" It will blow a lung right out of the body... the stupidest man in the world said so!!!

Great find! The Six series are great revolvers.

I think a man could file down the wings on both sides of the sight. Not quite like a flattop but better than those Blackhawk bumps.

Great video, really enjoyed it. 45 Colt is my favorite pistol caliber.

Those sights start becoming real important to those older eyes. Just like adding color to the front, it all help. Know I appreciate such enhancements. Thanks mr. plowboysghost.

I have thought about ordering one of those for a 3 screw I have. I really like the Bowen sights I have, but they sure are pricey.

I personally think it looks better than the factory site and will certainly be pickup easier by your ageing eyes! At 76 ask me how I know. And no, you are not a hoarder, you are an accumulator, again, ask me how I know.

That sight looks great on that Ruger

I put on Bowens rough country rear sights on a couple custom Blackhawks. Great sights but pricey. If you use your revolvers they're worth it.

I just saw some Ruger sights made by R W Grip Frames that are truly a few steps up. It used the Ruger's existing rear sight to mount a heavy duty sight.

You won't regret a 41 bisley!

I don't like it. Too much open gap in relation to the front ramp.

Taking into account that the sight radius has been increased, it's some fine carport gunsmithing.

Well done plowboy! Thanks for sharing this with us! Looking forward for more content, and sharing! 🍻🥃🎯💯🫡🤝

Very nice!. I use One Ragged Hole sights on my Blackhawks. Aperature on the rear and I put a spot of white on the tip of the blade. Don't see a way to post a pic here. Recommend you try it when you have nothing to do. $30

Looks amazing brother! Much better sight picture. I'd love to see a video of your thoughts on big bore revolver cartridges (short cylinder) I watched your video on the BFR 500 JRH and would love to hear more from you about rounds like 475 linebaugh, 500 linebaugh, 480, 500 Wyoming Express, 454 casull, etc. Recently I've become enamored with these traditional revolver typed big bore rounds that don't push into the mega sized cylinders like the 500 magnum or bfr's rifle rounds. And no one talks bullets like Plowboy. That would be an awesome video if you ever felt so inclined. Thanks!

Even through the camera I can see that's a very nice sight picture.👍

That sight is going to really come in handy, if you decide to go Deer Hunting with using the Iron Sights alone or if you cross paths with a Bear for that matter.

I bet you bought a 41 Special and you're gonna cut some 41 Magnum cases to reload.

I was actually looking at replacement sights for my blackhawk today. So glad you posted this video. I couldn't type in the CC numbers fast enough. Like $34 with shipping, seems like a no brainer.

Looks nice and beefy. Like you said, it’s not a SAA clone so it’s not detracting from it. I imagine the sight picture is really nice in person.

Looks good! Great modification!

I've owned mainly stainless steel guns in my life. How often do you oil up your blued guns to keep them from rusting?

I really like the lpa sights on the tanfoglio pistols

These old eyes are getting to the point I have been considering a red dot (gasp 🫣) I have a mount on the way for my Taurus 692, and have been considering the same for my new model Flattop. I just don’t shooting often enough to where I “gotta have it.” More often than not it’s point shooting with it anyway. Idk, might just be getting to the age I need to look into glasses 😳. The joys of aging!

Interesting video. Thanks for putting it together.

I personally replace every rear sight on my Ruger’s with the Tough Country sights. Nothing better!

Definitely better than the stock blade. The older I get the harder it is to see those Ruger adjustable sights.

GOOD JOB PLOWBOY.CAN’T WAIT TO SEE THE RESULTS.✌️FROM PENNSYLVANIA 🇺🇸

Kinda makes me think long barrel Target Sight. Sight Picture looks Great.

Looks like an good upgrade in sight picture. I have a set of Mepro on an S&W 629 and theyre much more visible. I had Bowen custom Bisley revolvers in the past with their sights and liked them well enough but would image theyre a bit more costly. Too bad these outfits just cant have excellent sights from the factory. Even if they had to charge another $50 it would be money well spent

thats a much better sight picture

Here's Hoping Ammo Prices will go back to pre 2018 Levels one day. I will not hold my breath though. .41 Magnum ammo, GOOD .41 magnum ammo is still too high. Oh well, you want Quality, you gonna pay for it i guess.

Nice job, hope it prints well for you.

Function trumps fashion every time!👍A very crisp sight picture. I like it.

Looks good, gives a crisp sight picture and you know it will withstand harsh recoil because it was meant for a BFR. Thanks for sharing!👍🙏

They look good, keep up what works for you

All my Blackhawks have super hammers I love them

I have all my 45 Colts have their cylinders set to .4525, and the forcing cone angle changed 11 degrees and polished. My local gun smith charges me $35 a gun to do it. Not as cheap as what you were able to get done but not super expensive either.

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6 years ago Paul Harrell did a video called "Personal Protection: Cap and Ball Revolvers" and showed that even those can still be relevant for self defense. Here in Montana we see this tacticool syndrome quite a bit with people coming to hunt deer and elk. Their weapons keep getting bigger and so far as I have seen our deer and elk aren't eating Kevlar and growing bullet resistant hides, I could be wrong but so far my 358 win knocks them just as dead as it did in 1955 when it came out. Same for handguns, I carry a double action redhawk in 45 Colt here on my ranch and it is loaded with 325 grain hard cast bullets going 1180 fps, it will end to end a charging grizzly. I have never felt under gunned when carrying it or the single action blackhawk in 45 Colt with the same load. Even these old school revolvers are still very relevant to this day for me anyway.

Been hearing a lot about the .41-magnum revolvers from long time revolver fans. Even a few older shooters at some of the shooting ranges I go to. Many talk about a lower powder loading that's closer to a .41-spl for ease of shooting. Interesting to hear about all the experiences. However, when it's about revolvers. I'm sticking to the tried and true .38-spl or a .357-mag. An absolute S&W fan here.

They offer those Piettas in 357 so they should and have handled 45 colt full house loads