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Outside top length is about 15 3/4' and width is about 5 7/8' Again, there is no label with model or serial number on this box. I used to use ebay very much, but you know how I feel about it. All items will be from my personal collection of over 40 years and possessions from the family. There should be many things listed here in weeks to come. Just email me and I will send you my phone number, and best times to call.

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To get combined shipping savings wait for me to send a combined purchase invoice. I am not out to make money on shipping and will gladly combine multiple purchases to save you a few bucks. Length- 18' Width- 5 3/4' Height- 2 1/4' Year- 1991 Check out my other auctions for other boxes I am selling. Will take some tlc to get the tape off the face of the box. Everything seen in the photos is included. The condition is captured very well in the photos. 327.Ruger New Model Blackhawk& Super Blackhawk Factory Box- 44 Mag Good condition box. 30 revolver and use the money to buy another longer barreled. If I had any sense I would divest myself of my Ruger.

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30 carbine round, but since I download the carbine round, it is close enough for my applications, and offers near-comparable performance in a lighter and handier package. As I said, its an 'interesting' round-which recalls the Chinese curse, 'may you live in interesting times.' I reload 32-20 brass, which eliminates that problem, but raises another set of challenges. Reloading the carbine round is hampered by the tendency of brass to stretch, which very shortly results in cases being too long to chamber without rubbing on the breech. While one can deal with it, I see no point in doing something for pleasure I have to endure rather than enjoy. 30 carbine revolver as a handloader's weapon as previously mentioned, the service round produces unpleasant blast. A totally practical shooter wanting a 7 1/2 ' Blackhawk would do better with a. The former is 'interesting,' but overly heavy for what it does.

It has been modified slightly from it's original factory configuration. This old model is from the first year of 30 Carbine production. This old model is from the end of production before the New Model came out.

I like to have '30 Carbine Day' at the range and shoot my M1 Carbine along with a couple of Blackhawks. So if you want one that's what you get - kinda like Henry Ford's Model T. Ruger has only offered the 30 Carbine Blackhawk in one configuration - 7.5' barrel and a blued finish. 30 Carbine in a Blackhawk is quite pleasant. There's a lot of talk of noise, fire and smoke and there's some truth to it but the noise is no worse than say a 44 Mag and the recoil is nothing like a 44 Mag. The era of the cheap surplus 30 Carbine ammo is gone but it's an easy cartridge to reload and that makes it quite affordable. But I do enjoy the 30 Carbine - one of my favorite Blackhawks. I can't compare the 30 Carbine with the 327 as I don't have any firsthand experience with the 327.