I was wondering if the Bearcat cylinder would have enough meat between the cylinders to convert to .327 Fed Mag, or if there might be other considerations that would make it not possible? If it could be done who would someone suggest TO do it?
Bearcat calibre conversion ?
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45Colt_Man
Blackhawk
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Thanks Dana. That is just what I was looking for. Does he have a website?
45Colt_Man
Blackhawk
I don't believe he has a website.
There is contact info for him in the article though and I understand he is quick to answer emails.
Good luck.
There is contact info for him in the article though and I understand he is quick to answer emails.
Good luck.
FM,
Try this site:
http://www.powersmetalworks.com/Home_Page.html
I've been told this is the guy who does some of Alan's CCH work (which I really like), and he has built a 327 Bearcat.
Tim
Try this site:
http://www.powersmetalworks.com/Home_Page.html
I've been told this is the guy who does some of Alan's CCH work (which I really like), and he has built a 327 Bearcat.
Tim
Some more reading:
https://americanhandgunner.com/rugers-single-action-bearcat/
There was also an article in Shooting Times, I think, maybe Bart S. wrote it. I have the magazine around here someplace; bought it for that one article. I can't find a reference to it online.
A Bearcat in .327 Mag is one gun I still want to get built someday.
Tim
https://americanhandgunner.com/rugers-single-action-bearcat/
There was also an article in Shooting Times, I think, maybe Bart S. wrote it. I have the magazine around here someplace; bought it for that one article. I can't find a reference to it online.
A Bearcat in .327 Mag is one gun I still want to get built someday.
Tim
Bkat
Blackhawk
princeout said:
I met Powers and saw this Bearcat at the Houston Gun Collectors show last weekend. It was beautiful and the CCH work was just outstanding. He used a new model Bearcat and fluted the cylinder.
