RedHawk 10mm?

[Captain O]

Captain,

     Do you own both or have shot both with max loads? I own both and have shot both at the extreme ends of loadings. The Redhawk is much bigger in every way for the utmost 10mm could ever achieve. Ruger did right stopping at the GP100 with .357.

I have an S&W Model 610 with a 6.5" barrel. and had a Redhawk in .44 Magnum (sold it). The heavier frame the better it tames the recoil. Steady hands = better shooting. JMHO.

[Intercooler]

It will take it for sure. I like the challenge though!

[Captain O]

Would you rather a revolver be "overengineered" or "underengineered". I tend to lean toward the former. (They'll last longer). Lower recoil, tighter tolerances would lend itself to increased velocites.

Ruger could learn a great deal from this thread.

[41 Redhawk]

First post here. The_Shadow dragged me over here from another forum.

i LOVE redhawks, a 5 inch redhawk in 10mm----ohhh baby, sing me up..nice midsize gp100 4in or 5in in 10mm-just as good, sign me up!

Clements can hook you up: http://www.clementscustomguns.com/gp100.html

[sqlbullet]

A 10mm GP100 definitely fits my perception of the use of the cartridge ideally.  Light, handy, easy to carry but with 10mm power.  Sounds perfect for a hunting companion.

[Captain O]

.41 Redhawk:

Welcome aboard! Enjoy your stay. The people here like to share insights and have fun.

Again, welcome.

[The_Shadow]

41 Redhawk, Hello and welcome to the forum!  Hope you can find it to help you with your needs.
Best regards! 

[41 Redhawk]

Thanks for the welcomes.

BTW Shadow, I'm twillis over at handloads.com

[The_Shadow]

Glad to have you here Terry. 

[fasteddie565]

While it would be nice to see a Red Hawk chambered in 10mm, I would rather see the Ruger Deer Slayer carbine chambered for the 10mm. 

I have been looking for a 10mm carbine, lever guns mostly, but I would buy a deerslayer if it even held a candle to my .44