Which .44 Magnum?

[Deserteagle]

Kind of looked like a gay fellow going falllaalllaaalla

I did not watch the video until your post.....Strange!

Haha to say the least. Who has the time to sit around and come up with stupid videos like this?

[The_Outlaw]

Haha to say the least. Who has the time to sit around and come up with stupid videos like this?

LOL...I found it on YouTube and it made me chuckle. Just thought I would share it. :)

[m11higgins11]

Just my two cents but both are nice guns. I personally like the .44mag to have a 4" barrel since I don't necessarily hunt with it but as a back up when near bear. I like the feel of the 629 in my hand and the heft of the Redhawk. Both guns are in my family but I recently picked up a Taurus M-44s/s which is growing to be my favorite. I know Taurus gets a lot of bad reviews but I own two (.44mag and Judge Public Defender) and both revolvers work flawlessly. I couldn't be happier with them. My father and brother who own S&W and Ruger seem to be shooting my Taurus more often. All great guns, maybe I lucked out with decent weapons. The Taurus is also ported and very heavy which I find a great combo for shooting hot handloads. Furthermore the Taurus new was only $460, over 1,000 magnum rounds through it without any issues.

[Stan45]

The Ruger will hold up better with heavy loads.

[longslide10]

[QUOTE=The_Outlaw;259523]This poor guy sure could have used a 44 magnum if not something bigger...Very scary stuff.

That was kinda scary. I might have nightmares about that----falallalallallalafalallafalala

[longslide10]

Rugers are more rugged and I believe less expensive than S&W plus S&W jumped in bed with the antigun crowd back in the Clinton era not to mention some other shortcomings. They may have changed lately but I still prefer Ruger or another before S&W.

The Dark Side of Smith & Wesson

SMITH & WESSON BETRAYAL

[Ringo]

Love my Vaquero 7 1/2 inch, good balance, very accurate.