Ruger 44 Mag carbine

[usedjean56]

Ive been looking for one of these for a while. Anyone have a lead on one I would be very thankful. These are the model that looks like 10-22.

Thanks

 

[Bypass]

Those are rare birds. Gunbroker may be your best bet but you never know.

https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=ruger 44 carbine&Sort=13

On a side note I handled a used one at bullseye in Lawrenceville GA. I took the box mag out of it and the magazine flew apart. I laughed and put it back on the shelf.

 

[Bama55]

Owned one back in the late 70s. Nice rifle, shot great. Wish they had made it with a removable box magazine instead of a 4 round tubular mag. Traded it for a Remington 1100 12 ga Mag. Should have kept it as the value is a lot more than the Rem. Of course, I traded the 1100 for something else, I can't remember what. LOL

 

[Bypass]

Owned one back in the late 70s. Nice rifle, shot great. Wish they had made it with a removable box magazine instead of a 4 round tubular mag. Traded it for a Remington 1100 12 ga Mag. Should have kept it as the value is a lot more than the Rem. Of course, I traded the 1100 for something else, I can't remember what. LOL

https://www.gunsamerica.com/900978984/RUGER-Deerfield-Semi-Auto-Carbine-44-Mag-Ca.htm

 

[Bypass]

They did make them with box mags.

 

[Bama55]

The one I had was the early .44 Carbine. Learn something new every day, I did not know
they made one with a box mag. Thanks for the info.

 

[mrcabinet2122]

i would love to have one to go with my Camp 9, but they've gotten too rich for my blood. As of a couple weeks ago, Colorvision Rent to Own & Pawn in Opelika had one that was in nice condition. They're a little proud of it, but they've always been good to me working on price. I seriously doubt if they sold it yet. Give 'em a call!

 

[beadlescomb]

One of my bucket list guns but I won't pay what they want for them now

 

[Bluethunder]

I’ve owned one but traded it off because it jammed a lot even with different brands of ammo.

 

[Rodney Smallwood]

Those are rare birds. Gunbroker may be your best bet but you never know.

https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=ruger 44 carbine&Sort=13

On a side note I handled a used one at bullseye in Lawrenceville GA. I took the box mag out of it and the magazine flew apart. I laughed and put it back on the shelf.

Most of your regular 44magnum auto carbines are tube feed

 

[hydromech]

I like the one I have but have always had feed issues with it. Keeping the gas port clean helped some but by going to just 2 in the tube and one chambered helped.