[Bronco45]

My old Redhawk 44 with 4" barrel. Bought it right after it came out. Added a pair of checkered Herretts in walnut:

 

[kraynky]

Sweeeet! I want one!

 

[greencobra]

Sweeeet! I want one!

yeah it is....me too.

 

[JohnB]

Very nice, I really like the grips.

 

[smithnframe]

Very nice!

 

[bwinters]

I just recommended herrits to someone in another post.

 

[bigbill]

Me too.

 

[Dad45]

Very nice now that looks like something I can use

 

[Bronco45]

A bit heavy but still handy! Carry it in a Tom Threepersons rig!

 

[desertrat357]

The 4" Redhawk was my first exposure to the platform and what an introduction it was! I foolishly sold it a couple years ago. But I'm actually getting ready to head to the range today and try out my new 2.75" Redhawk 44. That's a fine looking revolver you've got there

 

[terry_p]

Are the grips larger (fatter) than the Hogue's that come on it?

 

[jdavis]

Your revolver is real beauty. The addition of the Herretts really make the gun stand out. You have me thinking that I need to add a 4 or 5 inch Redhawk with those grips to my bucket list.

 

[Kona26]

Beauty, been looking for one a good while now.

 

[g17]

How do those grips feel when shooting?

 

[bigbill]

Back when they were first offered did they offer the 4" barrels in 357mag & in 41 mag too?

 

[terry_p]

Back when they were first offered did they offer the 4" barrels in 357mag & in 41 mag too?

44 Mag and 45 Colt is all I recall

 

[RedHawk357Mag]

To my knowledge 357 came in 5. 5" and 7.5" only.

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[Mister Tingles]

She looks like a NEW Redhawk...nice

 

[jstanfield103]

Beautiful

 

[Rover]

Nice looking RH. I had(sigh) a 5.5" .44 mag one with Herrett Ropers that I had made to fit my hand and they worked quite well. In fact, better, than off the shelf Hogue wood grips for double action shooting. My hand is a 9 1/2 so it is not the largest.