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Post by Mossyrock on May 31, 2011 21:28:34 GMT -5
By the end of the week (Good Lord willing and the creek don't rise...and I can find a box), my Flat Top .44 Special Bisley should be on the way to Jim Stroh for his half-cock conversion, trigger straightening and Taylor Throating. It is already a great revolver. When it gets back, it should be GREATER!
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Post by blueroan on May 31, 2011 22:08:21 GMT -5
You will be very pleased in a couple of weeks. Mr. Stroh is one of the least publicized pistolsmiths. I've used his services on a bunch of guns over the past 20+ years and never had a complaint of any sort. He did a bunch of VAQUEROS for me awhile back...and I have a couple more to send him...if I can quit buying guns and boolit moulds for awhile!
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Post by arokcrwlr on May 31, 2011 22:41:39 GMT -5
+1
Jim Stroh is an artist and gentleman. He's done some fine work on a few of mine.
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derekr
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Post by derekr on Jun 1, 2011 9:17:31 GMT -5
Just curious....did your gun have a constriction in front of the forcing cone? My 70s model Blackhawk does, but I haven't heard that about the later production guns. I have considered Taylor-throating my .45 as well.
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Post by Mossyrock on Jun 1, 2011 14:31:34 GMT -5
Just curious....did your gun have a constriction in front of the forcing cone? My 70s model Blackhawk does, but I haven't heard that about the later production guns. I have considered Taylor-throating my .45 as well. Yes. When you slug the bore, there is a noticible tight spot at the barrel threads. |
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