The following services are offered for Ruger DA revolvers:
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GP100 .357 Mag. conversion to 10mm: Factory cyl. is utilized in this conversion, refitted to frame with no endshake, linebored, and rechambered to 10mm. Back of cyl. is cut for full moon clips and chamber mouths chamfered for easier reloading. Factory barrel is rebored to .40 cal. and caliber designation removed. Proper caliber is remarked on frame. Barrel is refitted to receiver, recrowned, and forcing cone cut to 11 degrees. Barrel/ cyl. gap set to .005". Proper height front sight installed. $625 for stainless guns and $675 for blue. 10 moon clips included. Specify brushed or matte finish on SS guns or matte or polished finish on blue guns. Options: Shorten barrel and recut for factory plunger type front sight- $200 Action job with spring kit installed- $135 Bowen rear sight- $95 Extra moon clips per 10- $35 Standard front sight is modified post style, serrated face, .110" wide. Any other sight is extra.
These guns tend to be very accurate with .40's and 10's and will handle all commercial ammo. Conversion can be done on fixed or adjustable sight guns. Barrel shortening is not available on fixed sight guns.
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Picture above shows 10mm conversion with optional fiber optic sight and custom grips.
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Redhawk Carry package specs: Shorten barrel and recrown to 3 1/2 to 4 1/2" and install interchangeable blade front sight- modified post style blade standard Action job with approx. 3 1/2# SA pull and 9-10# DA pull. No springs are changed. Cyl. endshake adjustment Check and modify forcing cone as needed Roundbutt grip frame and alter wood grips to fit or leave frame in square butt configuration and install lanyard ring- specify Blackpowder chamfer cyl. Beadblast finish with polished pins, hammer, & trigger $600
Extra charge if the following are needed: Set barrel/cyl. gap Open throats on .45 Colt guns Set timing Adjust headspace Install BCA rear sight
I have done lots of these in the past with good results. The 4" barrel length has proven to be the most popular making the gun lighter and easier to pack.
Picture to follow.
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