RBH 45 ACP CYLINDER (CLOSED)

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RBHarter

RBHarter

West Central AR
I bought the 45 Colts RBH in 2007 and immediately wished it was a convertible...... So goes the passive search . I paid low market for one and it did drop in but was actually too short ratchet to nose bushing . Later I found another for theft pricing at a gun show in Reno and snatched it up .
It was too long but perfect with the bluing removed from the nose .

Up for sale $60 the short one at 1.956" clean , shiny , minimum use marks but obviously used . I'd guess as of now this is about half of new , not theft , and fair . Of course if you have an offer I'm pretty easy .

Trading goods off hand .
I've longed for 130 gr 38/357/9 bullet mould .

No brass really I'm about poor there .

Need a couple of 303 and 30-30 shell holders for partial .

25 cal heavy to full bull take of or blank barrel . Have to be able to get enough out of it for a 256 WM or 25-45 or 25/308(Souper) on a savage 110 .

32 ga screw in choke , extended type preferred , full to X- full .

Savage 110 .473 bolt head .
Axis compatible bottom metal.....

Just wish booking.

Cash , USPS MO , y'all are probably good for personal check .
Shipping negotiable depending on the deal .
 
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RBHarter

RBHarter

West Central AR
I'd have sworn someone here was looking for one not long ago . I couldn't find it so it didn't get offered then .....
 
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Jeff H

NW Ohio
Someone is always looking for an extra Ruger cylinder on Singleactions.com if no one here is looking for one.

That's the only other forum I regularly visit these days. Decent folks.
 
CWLONGSHOT

CWLONGSHOT

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I am tempted. But I haven't shot in so long and foreseeable future doesn't look much better. I'll leave it for someone else who may enjoy it sooner.
 
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Jeff H

NW Ohio
Even as much a fan of the 44 Special as I am, if I were starting over, the 45 Colt/45 ACP combo in a SA is the way I'd go and what I recommend to others looking to get into a big-bore SA.

There is someone out there who wants/needs that cylinder and the price is probably just about right - for twenty years ago.

There's always evilbay too, but good on you for offering it here first.

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Y'know,... a small square, hardwood scrap and a 3" deck screw and someone here could have a really neat pencil-holder which would double as an investment you wouldn't lose in a parts box or drawer.;)
 
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RBHarter

RBHarter

West Central AR
Jeff H said:
Even as much a fan of the 44 Special as I am, if I were starting over, the 45 Colt/45 ACP combo in a SA is the way I'd go and what I recommend to others looking to get into a big-bore SA.

There is someone out there who wants/needs that cylinder and the price is probably just about right - for twenty years ago.

There's always evilbay too, but good on you for offering it here first.

EDIT:
Y'know,... a small square, hardwood scrap and a 3" deck screw and someone here could have a really neat pencil-holder which would double as an investment you wouldn't lose in a parts box or drawer.;)
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Ive been threatening to ream it for Schofield/"Short Colts" and run +P+ in it up to like 18-20kpsi for a Rowland type load . Unfortunately this particular cylinder has a fat clutch also so it will have to be turned or scalloped to do that . The up side is that the head space set on the rim on a scallop would cure the short nose bearing in my frame .
 
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