Hamilton Bowen built Ruger Blackhawk Bisley in 45 Colt 4.5- 5.5”barrel. Maple burl grips.

well if it doesn't fit what you like sell it
life is to short to put up with guns you don't like

I took the question as any revolver you wanted what would it be with a you have the money or some one is gifting you the money but for a revolver.

I guess I would probably if it was a gift say , you know I wouldn't buy myself one but https://www.ruger.com/products/newModelBlackhawkConvertible/specSheets/5243.html
a SS Blackhawk convertible in 45 cause what kid doesn't want a cowboy gun but with a little nicer sights

I want my old service revolver back. Smith And Wesson 686 .357 Magnum. My friend and fellow firearms instructor worked over the trigger and timing and it was smooth as glass. When the department switched to semi-autos I had an opportunity to buy it at market value but I didn't think we could afford it. I've regretted not buying that ever since.

I have two revolvers and can’t shoot either very well. Maybe others do, but I can’t.

I have always wanted a S & W 500 ever since they have started in production. I'll have one someday.. Probably not to shoot but just to have. If I plan on shooting it I would get a shorter barrel version. If just for an investment I would get a longer barrel.

Colt python

Ah! You been watching The Walking Dead.

X2!

Fishing again ??

I’d like to have my 500 Linebaugh (Linebaugh built) again. I sold it when offered a very generous amount for it. One of my regrets.

A Keith #5 but in 401 Powermag.

Freedom Arms 454 with the 45 Colt Cylinder.

A nice solid H&R .22 out of the 40's or 50's to carry on the line. Nostalgia.

Smith & Wesson mountain gun in .41 magnum.

I have one. Wonderful gun to pack. And with heavy hard cast bullets, ample power for bear protection. I carried mine for many years in Alaska, stoked with 265 grain cast bullets. Never had to use it but had to point in with one encounter. It was rather close and I believe we both startled one another. We resolved our differences amicably and both went our separate ways.

I'll buy your choice for you, if you'll buy mine for me.

An original Dan Wesson .41 Super Mag.

S&W 686 classic hunter 6 inch barrel .357, had one but sold it when i was young and newly married. First firearm i ever bought. 1 of 500 limited edition

Marty, great story. I have the model 57 in a six inch barrel it shoots great, but the Mountain Gun would be the best carry, IMO.

That would be a cool pick. Wanted one back in the late 70's or so, just couldn't afford one.