Hondo44
Hawkeye
Fred,
Sounds like you have a handle on it. When you're swapping between guns of similar vintage, fitting is minimal as you experienced. Used parts is preferred since they are already fit and finished. New parts are easier to get but come pretty rough and oversize.
If you get a stainless (or blue) Bisley GF for the SBH, you can duplicate the satin finish with a Scotchbrite scrub pad pretty easily.
Sometimes it's easier just to swap guns with someone or sell and rebuy, if the configuration you want was ever produced.
Sounds like you have a handle on it. When you're swapping between guns of similar vintage, fitting is minimal as you experienced. Used parts is preferred since they are already fit and finished. New parts are easier to get but come pretty rough and oversize.
If you get a stainless (or blue) Bisley GF for the SBH, you can duplicate the satin finish with a Scotchbrite scrub pad pretty easily.
Sometimes it's easier just to swap guns with someone or sell and rebuy, if the configuration you want was ever produced.