++RUGER NEW MODEL SUPER BLACKHAW

The Ruger Blackhawk revolver was a descendant of the Ruger Single-Six revolver, which was developed in 1953 after Colt discontinued the Single Action Army, leaving behind a gap in Western cowboy-style revolvers. The Blackhawk arrived in 1955 originally in .357 Magnum and soon chambered in .44 Remington Magnum as it arrived on the market, directly competing with the Smith & Wesson Model 29. In 1973, the New Model Blackhawk was introduced with a transfer bar safety mechanism and 1974 brought about the New Model Super Blackhawk. The Super Blackhawk was further beefed-up to take extremely high-pressure loads, even capable of handling loads that would typically be unsafe in lever-action rifles and double-action revolvers. This is thanks to replacing aluminum components with stainless steel and a non-fluted cylinder. This New Model Super Blackhawk is in very good condition with perfect timing and lockup and great condition of barrel and cylinder. The gun can be dated back to a 2008 production. The revolver has an adjustable rear sight with textured ramped front sight and black laminate wood grips with silver Ruger medallions. The revolver is a single-action only revolver with transfer bar mechanism. The gun holds six rounds of .44 Magnum or .44 Special and has a 7 ½" barrel. The gun exhibits flash marks near the breech and on the cylinder face, but has no pitting or rust. This Ruger Super Blackhawk does not include a box or case.