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| quote: Originally posted by DSgrouse: Bowen Classic Arms http://bowenclassicarms.com/
Thanks, I did reach out to them but doesn't look like they do Colt cylinders.  |
| | | Posts: 10853 | Location: Orange County, CA, USA | Registered: March 18, 2003 |
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| quote: Originally posted by darkest2000: quote: Originally posted by DSgrouse: Bowen Classic Arms http://bowenclassicarms.com/
Thanks, I did reach out to them but doesn't look like they do Colt cylinders.
It might be worth an email. They will likely need the gun to time the cylinder |
| | | Posts: 6633 | Location: Virginia | Registered: December 23, 2010 |
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| They've done a colt for me. And several SW. |
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| I'm curious why un-fluted? Unless it's just a cosmetic choice. Unless you increase the diameter, un-fluted won't really add any strength. (With the offset notches on the python, I don't thing a 5 shot conversion in an option/answer either.)
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| I have not heard of an aftermarket Python cylinder. Smith, Ruger, SAA, yes, Python or other DA Colt, no.
I recall some commemorative Pythons with unfluted cylinders, you could cut one of those up, assuming this is a cost no object project. |
| | | Posts: 3335 | Location: Florence, Alabama, USA | Registered: July 05, 2001 |
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| I can't help you but I'd love to hear more about this...
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| I know Alan Harton works on Colts, but I don't know about double actions.
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| quote: 'm curious why un-fluted? Unless it's just a cosmetic choice. Unless you increase the diameter, un-fluted won't really add any strength.
Short thread drift... I prefer an unfluted cylinder. It's purely aesthetic. I just like the look & it adds a smidgen of weight.
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I can't help you but I'd love to hear more about this...
Me too! |
| | | Posts: 9551 | Location: In the Cornfields | Registered: May 25, 2006 |
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| What about the Custom Shop inc.? I have seen some beautiful examples of refinishing that they have done, and they also repair Colts. Maybe call them up and ask? 406-375-5126
Colt sends repair issues to them. Not sure if they fabricate, but can’t hurt to ask. |
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| ^^^ Exactly. And if they can't fabricate, they will probably be able to steer you to someone who does. |
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