.357 magnum load limit for New Vaquero? - Ruger Forum
Feb 2, 2015 · Then went to larger frame with the New Models... Now it is back (on the New Vaquero) on the medium frame where it belongs. Now all Ruger has to do is drop the large frame .357 Ruger and make the BH .357 again standard on the medium frame as well like the 50th Anniversary .357 flattop! Enjoy and don't worry!!!!
Ruger New Vaquero Bisley 357 - any thoughts? - Ruger Forum
Mar 16, 2020 · I have a Ruger Vaquero Bisley Stainless Steel. Mine is .357 Magnum with a 5-1/2 inch barrel. Mine is a original Vaquero with the large frame. The Bisley Grip design really helps with recoil in the stout Magnum loads. The OP is looking at a New Model Vaquero Bisley I’m certain that a New Model Ruger Vaquero Bisley would be a great gun for the OP.
Vaquero or GP100? - Ruger Forum
May 13, 2016 · That is a tough choice for me. One of my first guns was a convertible 9/357 blued 4 5/8" Blackhawk and to this day I still think it's my favorite gun for some reason. It's accurate, has never malfunctioned, has adjustable sights, and is just a solid gun that will shoot 9mm, 38 special, and 357 magnum.
Anyone carry BH Vaquero for CCW? - Ruger Forum
Sep 9, 2014 · Not a Vaquero but a Three Screw Blackhawk, an ex-.357 Magnum converted to .44 Special: This has been my daily companion for about four years now. This holster is a modified Tom Threepersons holster made to my specifications by Graveyard Jack holsters. Before getting the Graveyard Jack holster, I used this PS-6SA from Bob Mernickle:
Strength of the Ruger Vaqueros. - Ruger Forum
Sep 12, 2015 · Ruger downsized the "New Vaquero" because CAS shooters (and a lot of other people) wanted a Vaquero that was more "Colt like" in size, also I think the .357 New Vaquero is relatively new to the catalog. The Blackhawk itself was born in the 1950's because people wanted an alternative to expensive Colts, so the New Vaquero is no exception.
Wondering about the Ruger vaquero 357 sass
Nov 14, 2023 · A .357 Magnum ... is a .357 Magnum. Must meet all SAAMI pressure standards. That said, the New Vaquero frame and cylinder is the same size as the first .357 introduced back in the 50s except it has fixed sights. So put your mind at ease and enjoy!
New Vaquero Stainless .357 accuracy - Ruger Forum
Jan 16, 2019 · Just picked up my FIRST Ruger revolver this week. Got a brand new Vaquero Stainless .357. I inspected and cleaned it then took it to the range. Shooting 128 gn 38 special and some .357 Magnum (I forgot the bullet weight) it shot about 3 inches low (expected this) at 20 yrds and about 3 inches LEFT (didn't expect that!).
New Vaquero in 357 - Ruger Forum
Jul 9, 2014 · Don't have a New Vaquero in .357, but I do have the 50th Anniversary medium frame flattop BH. I simply load my .357 cartridges down to pushing a 158g SWC to about 1000fps. See no need for more 'blast and noise'. Also, I don't shoot .38 Special cartridges in my .357 revolvers either as I can load the .357 cases to what ever velocity I want.
Better For Bear .357 or .45 LC - Ruger Forum
Feb 10, 2015 · If so the .357 magnum is all that you will need. Now I have the larger framed Ruger Vaquero Bisley .357 with a 5.5 barrel I really love this gun I like this size much more then the smaller New Vaquero. Why is it you have to get a Vaquero? Reason I ask is a Ruger Super Blackhawk in .357 will have the larger stronger frame.
.357 Cylinder Throat Sizes - Ruger Forum
Sep 7, 2019 · MarkB, The reason why I alerted on your cylinder throat measurements is …. normally Ruger ships 357 Mags with .357" throats ….. sometimes a little tighter but very rarely more than .357". wkuban, 357 /38 revolvers are not usually a problem with tight throats, unlike 45 cal Ruger revolver that commonly have tight throats.