M Mule Head Bearcat Joined Dec 21, 2007 Messages 78 City & State/Province Prairie Hill, TX Mar 30, 2012 #1 How much is a reasonable amount to pay for a set of original parts to reconvert a Single Six from the transfer bar? Thanks
How much is a reasonable amount to pay for a set of original parts to reconvert a Single Six from the transfer bar? Thanks
G2 Hunter Joined May 8, 2006 Messages 3,012 City & State/Province UT/AZ Mar 30, 2012 #2 Ohhhh you like to get them for ~$40 But most of the time they run ~$60 The want them now price ~$80
R rugerguy Hawkeye Supporting Member Joined Dec 11, 2002 Messages 10,236 City & State/Province Ohio , U.S.A. Mar 30, 2012 #3 they run in the area of $65-75 for the complete "set" of old parts, gotta remember the 'pawl' from another gun, may NOT time YOUR gun correctly, so have it done and checked out properly AND 'safely'..........
they run in the area of $65-75 for the complete "set" of old parts, gotta remember the 'pawl' from another gun, may NOT time YOUR gun correctly, so have it done and checked out properly AND 'safely'..........
OP M Mule Head Bearcat Joined Dec 21, 2007 Messages 78 City & State/Province Prairie Hill, TX Mar 30, 2012 #4 Thanks for the input.
G2 Hunter Joined May 8, 2006 Messages 3,012 City & State/Province UT/AZ Mar 30, 2012 #5 The EARLY Skinny Curvey Trigger can + $20 and then you need to know if you need a Super Single Six Hammer or Standard. The Super Single Six Hammer is a tad shorter will work in a Standard. Either Hammer will work .... it's just a "proper" thing. The last Hammer is a Bearcat Hammer. the next 2 are Super Single Six, Single Six (Right to Left) WMG's Picture
The EARLY Skinny Curvey Trigger can + $20 and then you need to know if you need a Super Single Six Hammer or Standard. The Super Single Six Hammer is a tad shorter will work in a Standard. Either Hammer will work .... it's just a "proper" thing. The last Hammer is a Bearcat Hammer. the next 2 are Super Single Six, Single Six (Right to Left) WMG's Picture