Bisley frame - what to do?

[Huhwhat?]

Stopped by several of the LGS today. At one of them found a bag of parts. Bag contained a Bisley grip "in the white", plus a trigger and hammer and assorted screws and pins.

Now I have to decide what to do with it.

I can use it on my current Vaquero, but not wild about that, since my current Vaquero is a Sheriff's model.

I can hang on to it, and wait for an appropriate Vaquero to come along to fit it to.

I can resell it to someone who wants it for a slight profit.

There may be other options I have not thought of.

 

[Robb Barnes]

Sell it to me! :D And make a few bucks for your time and gas.

 

[Huhwhat?]

Might just sell it. Might not.

 

[Robb Barnes]

Keep me in mind if you decide to sell the whole set up. Thanks,

Robb

 

[Huhwhat?]

I will.

 

[BlkHawk73]

Sooner or later something will come along for it. Have one or two frames, perhaps even 3, a few triggers and hammers and screws just for that "this is the one" time I find something that I' refer Bisley-ized. :)

 

[BearBio]

Here's my Sheriff's Model built on a Bisley grip frame. handled full-power 45 long Colt (Ruger only loads) with no problem:




Put it together from an early bird's head and a 5.5 inch Vaquero.

"Try it! You'll like it!"

 

[Huhwhat?]

I have a high-gloss Sheriff's model with "faux" ivory grips. I don't know that I want to change it.

 

[NorEaster]

I really like the look of a Bisley framed Sheriff model.
I think that they should have made them and call them the Constable