.357 Sig Ruger Redhawk
The FK BRNO Field Pistol thread started me thinking about a wildcat Redhawk in .357 sig w/moon clips.
You could load the Sig case to max+ loads. Yes the same can be had in a standard Redhawk in .357 Mag.
Anyone else like this idea ? A blue N frame would be nice too ! 
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While they’re at it, why not a .357 Sig Henry lever action? 0 -
How about a Ruger American compact rifle in 44 mag. 0 -
I'm not sure a cartridge (357 Sig) designed to locate via it's shoulder would work well with moon clips. But, give it a shot and keep us in the loop. 0 -
SCOUT5 said:I may have to start selling my blood !
Dan Wesson made super accurate revolvers. I had a 6" VH Mod. 15-2, .357 that would eat Pythons for lunch!
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Not going to work to well as the 357 SIG is a bottleneck cartridge and they don't do well in a revolver. Bottle necks work great in auto loaders but not too well in revolvers. 3 -
The 357 Mag Redhawk is better because you get 8 shots. What would be better about a 357 Sig Redhawk? 0 -
Back in the 60’s a couple of folks tried to make bottled necked cartridges work in a revolver . Anyone remember the 357/44 Bain and Davis ? Even chambered for a while in some Ruger Blackhawks. Didn’t do well due to cases setting back and tying up the action . Still worth a try .
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pulsarnc said:Back in the 60’s a couple of folks tried to make bottled necked cartridges work in a revolver . Anyone remember the 357/44 Bain and Davis ? Even chambered for a while in some Ruger Blackhawks. Didn’t do well due to cases setting back and tying up the action . Still worth a try .
Yes for the .357/.44 B&D. I actually owned a S&W Mod. 53 in .22 Remington jet ... for a short time.0
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