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CharlesW
If that is a new design, swing out cylender it will make for faster reloading.
greg az
All in all a cleaver combination of frames and cylinders.. Take a look at the welds, Think a pro would have hit those beads with a grider, but there better beads than i can string together. I wonder if it functions,
the action would be the hard part to shoehorn into the frame, but the deflecter/handguard attachment sorta makes me think its a shooter.
I will be interested to see what our resident "smithie" greasy has to say about this piece.
Charles, thats a thought about reloading, but if you've ever seen Jerry Mercklic (sp) the S&W pro throw speed loaders in a cylinder im not sure the angle would make up for cyl close time. All in all an interesting experiment.
LittleDragon
is this home make revolver or from a kit maybe ka
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LittleDragon