I have been fondling one in stainless steel, 7.5 in 44 mag, who has one, and how do you like it.

mine is nice but heavy for me.

I have one in 45 Colt w/Bisley grip frame. It is a robust and well made gun. I will say that for me, it is hard to shoot offhand due to the forward weight of the scope. I only had the opportunity to shoot it once so far, to sight in and play a lil bit. W/2x scope I was getting 6 shot 4inch groups at 100 yards, and that was with my first batch of loads made up for it. I'm quite happy with it. That group was off a rest, no doubt for me.

I have a bisley hunter in 44 thats scary accurate; straight from box...



...my son has claimed it now, so I don't get to use it much.

I had one in 41. It shot great, but the scope location I could not get used to.

i love my 44 bisley hunter. a superb hunting revolver imo. the forward scope mount does not bother me, but i cut my teeth on a redhawk set up the same way, so i guess i'm used to it.....or i'm strong enough to hold it up?....lol.
it is accurate enough for deer....even with factory loads.

It wasn't so much the weight, just that I don't much care for magnified pistol scopes at the "normal" location and the longer distance really exagerated it for me. The additional muzzle weight made it easier to hold on target tho.

I have one in 44mag, with a Burris fastfire iii mounted in the rear dovetail. Its very accurate with factory hornady ammo, and I've been very pleased with the gun altogether. Took my first handgun deer with it last year.

I think I would put a Ultra Dot on it, but that is not going to happen until next year, I"m going to put a 2x Leupold on it for this year, back to the gun shop on Monday, thanks guys.

I have one just like Kral....Very nice shootin' iron.

I have one of the .44 Mag Bisley Hunters. Supremely accurate gun with the right loads.

I too didn't like the scope so far out over the barrel so I went with the Weigand mount and an UltraDot Match Dot.

The Match dot is lighter than a scope and the weigand mount allows me to get the weight back more over the cylinder. I have a sunshade on both the front and rear of the UltraDot so it looks significantly longer in the photo.

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Not a bad gun at all. I have one and It shoots well. Like others here, the forward weight of the gun, especially once fitted with a scope takes some getting used to. The grip could play a part in that (I have the non-bisley grip). Also, Since purchasing the gun, I have added a Super Redhawk and BFR to the ole' gun cabinet so I kind of left this one behind but haven't made my mind up to sell it yet. Hope this helps.

love mine shoots great with 300gr cast bullets!

I have a super redhawk in 44 mag with red dot sight.scary accurate like he said above but dosent use that big ol 45 cal load i love to use use im my blackhawk now.It is just as magnum level as the 44 and a bigger bullet.

The obvious benefit is optics for load workup. Take the scope/mount off and it's beautiful and it shoots!

I have plenty of other guns with open sights but the scope stays on this one.

When it comes to that last few minutes of light during prime time, trying to find that black blade in the black notch is a challenge.

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I agree. Sometimes a red dot sight can become a black hole also. Tritium sights would be a nice option.

nice looking piece...

Love it!