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Old 08-01-2017, 02:37 PM
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Hello all. I have a 27-2 in blue with a 6 inch barrel that has some wear on the cylinder through the bluing. I have always wanted a pinto and that brings me to the question. Who could I send the gun to have a pinto made? I have $500 in the gun and am not planning to sell it to make any money. I will pass it on to my kids and hold onto it as long as I can and shoot it. Thanks for the help.
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Old 08-01-2017, 02:42 PM
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You can either buy the nickel parts needed (barrel, cylinder assembly, thumb piece, sideplate screws) and have the barrel installed, or refinish the parts you have. From personal experience I would recommend George Roghaar in FL for a refinish.

It would probably be easier to do with option 1 above.
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I did exactly this a couple years ago.
Sent my finish challenged 27-2 to S&W for the work.
Job was done at their standard refinish cost.
I'm satisfied:

Should have had them plate the thumbpiece and nut.
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Yes, the factory too .
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When the factory is backed up, they sometimes send the backlog to Home - Accurate Plating & Weaponry | Cogan Custom.
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Nice to know that S&W uses APW.
I have had excellent service from them on hard chrome work.
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