Boxhead
Blackhawk
Badda bing...
Alan Harton
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2 dogs
Buckeye
With Harton, it's all about HOW you
you like your finished product. He
showcases what it is that defines
excellence with each and every job.
you like your finished product. He
showcases what it is that defines
excellence with each and every job.
Well in 2003 Alan was not to well known on the Ruger Forum.. He did some outstanding Custom Rugers for me.
At this point is when I introduced the rest of the Forum guys to him.
I have the the jacket and call Alan my friend. He lives about 10 miles from me.
What a geat guy.
He can build, fix, or make anything that you need.
Jim
At this point is when I introduced the rest of the Forum guys to him.
I have the the jacket and call Alan my friend. He lives about 10 miles from me.
What a geat guy.
He can build, fix, or make anything that you need.
Jim
TheThurmanator
Bearcat
Boxhead":209a6tgv said:
Good god damn, that's a beautiful gun. I really like the re-done top strap and rear sight: I've been thinking about sending my single six to Alan for a while, thinking I might ask him to reproduce that look on that project.
EDIT:
Aggie01":209a6tgv said:
How many .38 chambers can you fit into a gun that small? I suppose it'd be a 4 shooter? Or can you fit 5?
Aggie01
Blackhawk
TheThurmanator":3rzv70sh said:
5 shooter. There have been more than a couple .41 special 5 shots squeezed into the ol single six frame, but I want mine to handle magnum pressures.
A 4 shot cylinder won't gain you anything, as it would put the bolt notches back directlly over the chambers.
Here is another example of type of work Alan can do with a welder and machinery.
The man is pretty amazing and just as nice to deal with.
The man is pretty amazing and just as nice to deal with.
2 dogs
Buckeye
You're gettin a bit uppity there aintcha Barnes? Dont make me break out Boge with updated pics of the #5......
Fermin, I am what I am because of you my friend. You and JT started me down the slippery slope of the custom revolver so bring out those new pictures! Has it been all scratched up yet?
2 dogs
Buckeye
Waiting on Boge to scrimshaw the ivory stocks as of right now.....Then comes the engraving.
Yosemite Sam
Hunter
I always knew I should have pursued that machinist's career they were pushing on me so hard when I was in Tech school...
-- Sam
-- Sam
