My little collection of NON 10mm Handguns

[DenStinett]

Actually, I have been a Wheelgunner for most of my life
Shot a lot of different make Revolvers over the years, but I only own Rugers
My Wheelgun collection is very easy to catalog:
Ruger 3.0" SP101 .327 Fed Mag, S/S (2008)
Ruger 4.0" Super SP101in .22lr and .22 Win Mag, S/S (1995)
Ruger 5.5" Redhawk .357 Mag, S/S (1984)
Ruger 5.5" Redhawk .44 Mag, S/S (1984)
Ruger 5.5" Super Single Six .22 Mag w/ .22lr Cylinder, Blue (1965 3 Screw)
Ruger 6.5" Blackhawk Convertible .357 Mag w/ 9mm Cylinder, Blue (1972 3 Screw)
Ruger 7.5" Super Blackhawk .44 Mag, Blue (1970 3 Screw)
And six of them share one (very heavy) case
The top level of the Ruger Case has the Stainless Double Actions (less the .327 FM in the next Pic):




The bottom level holds the Hoglegs:



Here are pictures of my little CZ collection
Where it all started, the CZ 75B-SA in 9mm:



The Kadet (2) Kit mounted on the B-SA frame:



The newest member is the Matte Stainless Duo Tone Semi-Compact Project Gun in 9mm:



Here is the Kadet Kit on the Matte Stainless frame:

[Intercooler]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

You really keep them looking nice. What do you use on your Stainless and cleaning method around the forcing cone?

I have a GP100 .357 4" and a Redhawk .44 7.5". They are keepers for sure! I have eyeballed a Taurus 992 because of what it does and just wish Ruger would do a DA/SA .22/.22 Mag setup like it. I would opt for a Ruger Single 10 but wanted the easy loading the Taurus gives.

[DenStinett]

What do you use on your Stainless and cleaning method around the forcing cone?

I soak the whole thing in a tub of Prolix http://www.prolixlubricant.com/
It come so clean with little to no scrubbing

[Intercooler]

Well that is neat! So do you strip it down or just dunk the whole revolver in there? I think I will have to try some of that.

[DenStinett]

Well that is neat! So do you strip it down or just dunk the whole revolver in there? I think I will have to try some of that.

I Field Srip it as much as possible and dunk it right in
Revolvers go in Barrel first, with the Cylinder removed

Long Guns, I soak a BoreSnak in Prolix
Pull it though the Bore but leave inside and let it soak for a while
Then clean it with the BoreSnak as usual a bit later

[REDLINE]

Definitely one fine looking collection!

[DenStinett]

Thanks guys
Here's what the DuoTone Semi looks like after (most) all the work is done
Matte Stainless Frame, Torx Head Screws and Full Length SS Guide Rod, Matte Black Hammer, B-SA Controls and CZC Reduced Reach Trigger, Tritium Night Sights, CZ Rubber Base Pads and Hogue Wrap-Around Finger Groove Grips:





If it were a 10mm, I'd carry this bad boy every day

[txgunshowreview]

In a word - WOW!  Love that revolver collection (I own a 7.5" SRH).

regards,

- jim

[DenStinett]

I own a 7.5" SRH

Very cool
You gotta love the Redhawk

[Intercooler]

I love my Redhawk. I just sold my 4" GP100 but viewed my new 6" yesterday and signed the papers. I'm just debating on whether to put the Crimson Trace grip on it or sell it too. May be too much for a nightstand gun.

[DenStinett]

May be too much for a nightstand gun.

I M H O, Wheelguns are your best choice for a P D / H D Gun anyway
Less to go wrong in the heat of the moment

[sqlbullet]

I M H O, Wheelguns are your best choice for a P D / H D Gun anyway
Less to go wrong in the heat of the moment

Without disagreeing too much I would add this though.  If you wheel gun does malfunction, which is unlikely, chances are it is done until it visits the gunsmith.

[gandog56]

My collection including my 2 10mm's.

[DenStinett]

Very nice
Love the Dan Wesson

[gandog56]

Very nice
Love the Dan Wesson

Which one? I have the 10mm Razorback and the .357 mag pistol pack.