I don’t know how old it is. It was at my LGS for $279 and I couldn’t pass it up. I have no willpower.
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Welcome to the Community, John Wick I … I mean @Ben102 
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Had to. lol bad thing is i got it wrong this wasn’t my last purchase a bullpup shotgun was but i didnt remember it
thank you
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I have the Ruger Redhawk in 44 Mag 5.5"
I’ve been told a gun that big should come with wheels
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@RUGER9
That is a great looking piece of hardware brother. You can actually defend against a Rino attack. LOL
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Happy Anniversary @Johnnyq60
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I can’t seem to be able to download my Kel-Tek shotgun on here. 
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When I lived on the farm back east I carried a Super Black Hawk everywhere when I moved to Montana I said hmm these critters are alot bigger so I got a Red hawk in .454 . I now carry that when ever I go into the mountains.
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have a fair bit of hands on experience with a Taurus 608 .357. my brother has over 10,000 rounds through his, they’re pretty good pistols. only thing i will say is if you shoot it a lot watch the cylinder lockup spur for flaking the coating off, we had to replace my brothers 3 times through the years. it will lose the outside coating and the cylinder lockup will get dangerously loose
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My wife had bought a Raven 25 in the 80s. She lost it when she moved out of her parent’s home. That was 43 years ago. It had never been used. We were helping her now elderly parents move everything from the master bedroom to a new addition to the house. Guess what we found?
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That is sweet!
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Those Raven Arms been around a long time. Used to get a lot of them in the Firearms Section every time narcotics conducted a drug raid.
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A Saturday night special for certain
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I’ve had my Taurus 357 for about 10 years. It’s held up well. However it has probably only had about 1000 rounds through it, 1/3 of which were 38s
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Nice piece of hardware brother @Wood 
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