BP versions of modern revolvers?

[Jim McArthur]

Sounds as though it might be THE closest thing you can get!

Jim

[Westcountry Tony]

Ive been dribbling at the photo of it in target sports

but too scared to ring and ask the price LOL

anyone braver than me out there, please post the pricing on here

[harricook]

Came across this .....

http://www.westlakeengineering.com/4640/4694.html




Cheers

Roy


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[Jim McArthur]

Some beautiful looking pistols there.

Jim

[tonysim]

I visited Alan yesterday and the .38 Muzzle loader was on his workbench. Absolutely stunning is the only way to describe it

He stressed it is still in prototype stage and he hasn't established the price yet but anybody who would like to be updated on developments can email him and he will keep them on a news via email list.

ags.westlake@virgin.net

Start saving now lads

[Napoleon IV]

I couldn't find a copy of January's Target Sports but it sounds ideal. Better apply for that variation right away.

[Voodoo]

I tried one of these....the conversion cylinder has to be removed from the pistol and reloaded in a small press this makes it a real pain in the ar*e at the range having to take a press,primers and pre measured charges of powder, not to mention the look of horror from club officials as your stood on a firing point reloading with a press you can only use very small amounts of nitro powder around 3 grains so they are very light loads and it's £300 just for the cylinder
You can always buy a ruger old army ! designed from scratch an made in 1973 remember most "modern" revolver designs date from the 1950's or buy a Taurus LBR you don't notice the length after a while, Prior to the ban my favorite in my collection was my Smith & Wesson Mod 29 with an 8 3/8" barrel in 44 mag so we are only talking 3 1/2" for the Taurus.