Recent content by Ravenn

Put one of these on my Bisley Blackhawk. I,m 71 y/o and have far from perfect vision, but this site did make a marked difference

That is just purely awsome!

Your going to love it! I had both corners on the bottom of the grip frame machined off and rounded, and the grips sanded to fit the new grip frame contours on mine.

I bought the AR-556 when it first came to KyGunCo. Its all I expected...don't see any need for me to mod it...

serch that subject under Brian Pearce,and John Linebaugh. Thats where I got data for the 45-270 cast bullet

Thank you sir!

how does one determine the size shims needed?

Picked mine up yesterday,field stripped it this evening,no machine marks, good fit and finish, tomorrow crank off some rounds!!

Got a pre order message from kygunco.com in Bardstown Ky about 50 miles from here. Put my name in the pot for one.Im A RUger MAN! Rich in Ky

Happy 65!!If this is your first expirence with .45,and Bisley, your in for a treat. Trying to decide what I want for my 65th.... 10 lbs of 2400??? A used #3 Ruger I've had an eye on??? Or the Latin Chick on Modern Family. ( Don't watch it...seen the promos...) Happy Birthday.. Rich in Ky...

Shopping now for a better 2" belt grinder.....looking a Grizzly

Great looking revolvers folks....I don't have big hands , and after the mod. on my Bisley, it fit even better. I considered doing mine myself, so I made a wood template or three to practice on. Found out that to get that rounded effect on the steel, I needed to loosen the belt on my 2" belt...

I had mine done by a local gunsmith. I love it! Nipped the front and back of the lower grip, tapered the wood grips down. Excellent job, for $85.00!

I've had my Bisley Blackhawk about 7 month now. Love this firearm! Traded with a fellow forumite (thanx gunbam69!) Base pin is snug, no issues removing it, but getting it back in is somewhat of an issue. Usually requires shutting the loading gate and wiggleing the cylinder a bit, but eventually...

I faced the same delima.. traded a .357 Bis. for a .45 Bisley and never looked back.