Recent content by Sugar River

The solution you're seeking was made about 10 years ago by a member of 24HR Campfire forum who goes by "cotis", They are a simple replacement for the factory rear end of the magazine and allow a c.o.l. of close to 2.5". One fellow was loading the Hornady 75 Amax at 2.429 which put it .010 into...

The shape of the trigger says to me it's not converted, but I could be wrong.

OK, It's becoming clear as mud. It's a 5 1/2 incher. So a L.R. cylinder would likely be correct.

THANK YOU, ROB! You just prevented me from committing a heinous crime against Ruger collecting. Years ago I bought Single Six 436716 from a member here. It was missing the cylinder and since it was marked Single-Six I assumed it was originally a L.R. But thanks to your chart I see that it...

As stated above, if you find the box you'll have most of the answers you seek. The picture shows a M77 Magnum, but your description said 26" barrel. I believe it should be 25". Measure from the face of the closed bolt.

https://www.rugerforum.com/threads/gp100-in-41-mg.305798/

I think you meant "7.9 ounces".

A hexagon is six sided. This looks like it has eight flats.

Beautiful blanks and an astounding finished product! Well done!

From memory they look like Jay Scotts.

Some of mine, all 41s.

I agree wholeheartedly! Those 41 Bisleys weren't made in large numbers. Find a good home for it and get something you want.

Yes if the date of birth is correct I'd say it's a Wilson barrel. When I visited the Newport plant in '91 they were phasing in the in-house hammer forged barrels caliber by caliber.

Seller is a frequent contributor here. Bid with confidence.

You're describing something that shouldn't exist. We need pictures.