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Target Hammers and triggers have unblemished case color. New Old Stock. Rear sights Old Style pre 82. Has to measured to insure proper hole allignment. As I have multiple for K-L-N with a few J frame please PM me direct. $75.00 per item shipped.

Is anyone making presentation box interiors. I am looking for the 1960s style

Looking for demilled grip frames for K and N frame for grip Pattern

Looking for intact K and N frame demilled for grip pattern.

At the gun show today talking to a friend about an upcoming auction. The gun is as described to me a five screw pre model 15 with a five inch barrel. His information is that there were 250 made for the Missouri Highway Patrol. Apparently the auction house has confirmed that it is correct but...

It's easy to see how the term Long Colt came to be. I can imagine when the shorter 45 for the schofield came out that was the easy way to describe them. As to clip and magazine I stopped explaining the difference a long time ago. Call it want you want. How about "Hand" and "Pawl" if you make the...

I would go with the 41 mag or 44 special. I like a little more meat in the cylinder walls. Depending on the contour of the barrel depends what it can be re-rifled to. The cylinder part is easy. Find someone good to do the barrel work first. Nice project.

Shortages have happened before and will again but this one looks to be the worse so far. Anyone who didn't see this coming wasn't looking or thought the rules didn't apply to them. Guns aren't worth much without ammo, I would rather have a baseball bat or golf club. They were made to swing. I...

This conversion was done also with the model 15 to 357 magnum as long as the cartridge length wasn't to long.

I haven't paid any attention to prices for these in many years. A friend was trying to buy one I have laying around so we started checking online prices. They seem insanely high to me. Many in the $1,500.00 to as high as $2,500.00???? I remember them being sub 200 and hard to sell. What gives...

Yikes, beautiful gun. Get the letter, just because. You may find a set of grips but will be difficult to find them in the condition of the gun. Even if you do find them keep the stags, they are beautiful.

This is just memories from 30+ years ago. As i recall there was discussion about the pressure curve being very quick in the 40 S&W and the semi auto were unlocking before the pressure had reduced sufficiently. I know that Colt had a very hard time making them work correctly.

I frame Ejector Spring I have five right now I am working on and none appear original. These are 20s and 30s guns.

You can bring it to a plater and they will do it cheap or you can buy plating stripper from Brownells which works good but then you have to dispose of the stripper and pouring it into the ground is not a good idea.

Mitchell Chase 919-274-4021

I know this is a "wanted" and may not apply to this area but only gunsmiths would probably have the answer. I am presuming that I frame and J frame extractor (return) springs are the same but every time you think you know for sure you end up being wrong. Every one I look at has been modified or...

After reading the article in The Rifleman about the military looking at going to the non metallic cases which I would guess are non reloadable I suspect that that is the future for ammo.

For those of you looking for hard to find barrels. I am thinning out my project drawer. I thought to offer them here first. When I can't find what I am looking for it's time to make changes. All but the 686 are pinned. All barrels are used and have good bores. There may be slight surface wear...

if the model 10 cylinder times up, the barrel to cylinder ranges correctly and the head space and barrel cylinder gap are correct then it's good and that is the easiest without having one fitted.