Colt Single Action Army VS Ruger Super Blackhawk

The Colt Single Action Army is a family of single-action revolvers chambered in more than 30 different calibers. The standard U.S. military revolver from 1873-1892, the Single Action Army was used in the Mexican-American War, among others. The revolvers have either a 3", 4.75", 5.5", or 7.5" barrel. "The Gun That Won the West" was also the preferred side arm of General George Patton throughout his career. Single-action revolver Spur hammer U.S. military trusted for two decades Chambered in more than 30 calibers

Powerful, Single-Action Performance. Handgun hunters, long-range competitors and fans of the single-action revolver are attracted to the classic design, rugged durability and smooth functioning of the Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk. Designed specifically to exploit the full potential of the powerful 44 Magnum cartridge, its advanced design delivers reliable performance for big-game hunters. Packed with all of the features of the New Model Blackhawk, these revolvers boast the power of 44 Magnum chambering, yet accept the lower-recoiling 44 Special. Affordably priced in three distinct models, the New Model Super Blackhawk revolvers provide quality and value in all configurations.