#1 Freedom Zealot
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Your Choice
If you had your choice, and the money, which would you get ??
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#2 Firearm Enthusiast
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I personally would go for the bisley, but thats just cause I need a bisley to finish off the frame sizes.
#3 Firearm Aficionado
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I would probably get the Charger, I don't know if the Charger is gonna be around too long!!! CAN YOU SAY DISCONTINUED?
#4 Freedom Zealot
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You see, there is a good arguement for each !! Choices, choices !!
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easy
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#6 Some People's kids....
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Swede, get both. That way you won't have to choose. You need both pistols anyway.
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There's 3 that I want. So far !!
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Tacky I know.... but get one for each of your produding apentages..... hum... use your imagination....
#9 Freedom Zealot
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Can only get one at a time. The Charger may get banned. I don't have a Ruger DA, and I want a Bisley to add to my SA Collection.
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#10 Firearm Enthusiast
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Quote:
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If you had your choice, and the money, which would you get ??
For me, today, it would be the Bisley. I like the SP-101, but I already have a J frame Smith that fills the concealed carry revolver role. I don't have a heavy single action, so, the Bisley.
As to the Charger; a very high cool factor, but I'm just not sure what I'd use it for. It's either a pistol as heavy as a rifle, or a rifle that's hard to aim because the shoulder stock is missing. The possibility that it will not be available soon does enhance it's investment potential.
Robert
#11 Some People's kids....
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Can only get one at a time. The Charger may get banned. I don't have a Ruger DA, and I want a Bisley to add to my SA Collection.
Well, it looks like the first decision is already made! Get the charger first! Then get the Bisley, they are just plain cool. Those double action Rugers are not going anywhere anytime soon!
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#12 Firearm Zealot
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id say the bisley bit thats only becouse i already have a sp101!, if i didnt then id day the sp101...im just not attracted to the charger....
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#13 Firearm Enthusiast
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I'd have to say the SP101 since I already have a Vaquero.
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I think I need to sell a Grandchild or something !!
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My choice hands down would be a Ruger SP-101 I've wanted one for a long time as well as a Bearcat...A.H
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#16 Freedom Zealot
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Oh, way to go AH !! Throw in another one, LOL !!
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#17 Freedom Zealot
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Well, I ended up getting a SBH, 7 1/2" bbl, 44 Mag. Complete with box and all paperwork. It's about 98%. So much for the above 3 !!
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#18 Firearm Enthusiast
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I don't see any point to the charger. Sp101 vs Bisly = very hard choice but I guess I'd have to go with the Sp101 in .357 mag.
#19 Firearm Enthusiast
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Location: Texas
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Well, I ended up getting a SBH, 7 1/2" bbl, 44 Mag. Complete with box and all paperwork. It's about 98%. So much for the above 3 !!
congrats!
great gun there..........my mag days are about over with but 44 specials in her would be awful sweet!
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#20 Firearm Aficionado
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4 counting the bearcat
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