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I too have the SRH and love it. I can shoot slow easy loads or the hot stuff. It's pretty versatile. I've shot the .500 Linebaugh and you're right, it's a bigger push, but not as sharp as the .454. The .475 I understand, has a sharper bite than the 500 Linebaugh (it's also much faster). The SRH is super accurate too.

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I too have the SRH and love it

You should check this out. Bottom of the page ....
Custom Handgun Conversions

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Super Redhawk .480 Advantage Conversion

The new Ruger SuperRedhawk .480 is shortened to a 4.80" barrel length. Fine tuned action and crisp trigger, inverted muzzle crown, velvet hone finish, jeweled and polished hammer and trigger and gold bead V-notch sight. The weight of the gun combined with the dual trapezoidal Mag-na-porting makes for easy double action shooting. Factory lettering is removed and the caliber and .480 Advantage logo are added . . . . $625.00

Super Redhawk .454 Conversion
Our custom team gave this new gun a new look with a recessed muzzle crown, a slick custom trigger job, and dual trapezoidal Mag-na-porting to tame the heavy recoil of the .454. The Hammer and trigger have been jeweled and polished, the muzzle and cylinder have distinctive dual polished pinstripes, and the entire gun has a soft velvet hone finish. The package it topped off with the Mag-na-port logo on the barrel . . . . $599.00

And BTW, they will do the 480 conversion to a 454. I called them about it.