SKU GDC0000103458
used very good
Out of stock
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Seller Description For This Firearm
This Ruger New Model Blackhawk Convertible is a single-action, 6-shot revolver with the option to switch cylinders for a different caliber. Solid and rugged, this revolver offers the time-honored features of the Blackhawk with traditional western styling. It is a versatile handgun useful in big game hunts and other outdoor adventures. This New Model Blackhawk Convertible has a 10mm cylinder and a 38-40 Win cylinder and comes with the original box and manual. It is in very good condition!
General Manufacturer Product Information
This Ruger New Model Blackhawk Convertible is a single-action revolver with the time-honored features of the original Blackhawk and the added option to convert the caliber using a different size cylinder. The cylinder can be switched easily and without the use of tools. Solidly built with a cold hammer-forged barrel, the Blackhawk Convertible features a traditional, western-style grip, long-revered for comfort, while user-friendly sights aid in accurate shooting. For added safety, Ruger's patented transfer-bar design helps guard against accidental discharges.
| UPC | GDC0000103458 |
| Caliber | 10MM |
| Action | REVOLVER |
| Capacity | 6 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 7.5 BARREL |
| Weight | 3 LBS. |
| Finish | BLUE |
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