XLIV
Single-Sixer
Is there a source or procedure to round the trigger guard of an older SBH grip frame?
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TIA
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SBH grip frame
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You can do it yourself,,, or have any good gunsmith do it.
If you are handy with a grinder or files or comfortable with such tools, not a hard project. But,,, if it's a blued g/f,,, then a reblue will be required.
If you are not comfortable with such tools, it's best to let a gunsmith do the work.
Or, you could just buy a replacement g/f.
If you are handy with a grinder or files or comfortable with such tools, not a hard project. But,,, if it's a blued g/f,,, then a reblue will be required.
If you are not comfortable with such tools, it's best to let a gunsmith do the work.
Or, you could just buy a replacement g/f.
Hondo44
Hawkeye
It's been done before, just not real common. It requires welding.
The usual alternative is the SBH Hunter stainless GF with round trigger guard:
If you really want it blued, you'll have to get it blued.
http://runniron.com/general/index.html
RUN-N-IRON Customizing
10116 - 744 Road
Bertrand, Nebraska 68927
308-472-1445
[email protected]
Of course it only comes as a New Model and you need to adapt your trigger spring or use a Clements adapter trigger, either standard or Bisley.
The usual alternative is the SBH Hunter stainless GF with round trigger guard:
If you really want it blued, you'll have to get it blued.
http://runniron.com/general/index.html
RUN-N-IRON Customizing
10116 - 744 Road
Bertrand, Nebraska 68927
308-472-1445
[email protected]
Of course it only comes as a New Model and you need to adapt your trigger spring or use a Clements adapter trigger, either standard or Bisley.
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