My Inexpensive SBH

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Swampman
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My Inexpensive SBH

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I fitted a used New Model grip to the left side after installing the correct blackened hardware and medallion in it. I gave the grips a couple of coats of Min-Wax Satin Tung Oil Finish to make them match better. Just a cheap shooter and woodsbum pistol.

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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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Nice gun, a work horse for sur, hard to beat them BH`s. 8)
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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That is a nice SBH. You did a good job matching the grip. Good honest wear doesn't bother me in the least. I would have bought that one myself. I like the plumb colored frame too.
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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Bubba had filed some finger grooves in the original LH grip pannel. It had a Houge rubber Monogip installed but I couldn't bear to look at it. I'll have about $350.00 in it.
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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I think that you did good, I wouldn't even blink over the $350 for that Super.
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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Looks like it's been used, but not abused. Nothing wrong with that one.
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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Good job , Shoot and enjoy. :wink:
Love the 3 screws. Has yours been converted?
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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Swampman wrote:Bubba had filed some finger grooves in the original LH grip pannel. It had a Houge rubber Monogip installed but I couldn't bear to look at it. I'll have about $350.00 in it.
:lol: I have the same reaction to the Hogue grip on a BH :lol: --- They feel great (to me) - but the looks --- oh my-- i would rather my hand get pounded a little and stick with nice hardwood grips
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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Nice pistola! Mine likes a mid-range load of WC820 under a Lyman 429421 cast from wheel weights...
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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That looks like it has been broken in enough to where it should shoot great. Ruger pistols tend to take a lot more breaking in than most others.
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Re: My Inexpensive SBH

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It hasn't been converted and won't be if I can help it. It's very tight and smooth. It will be fed mostly Unique and hard cast bullets I'm thinking. I have everything to reload for it already.
"I have reached up to the gun rack and taken down the .30/30 carbine by some process of natural selection, not condoned perhaps by many experts but easily explained by those who spend long periods in the wilderness areas."~Calvin Rutstrum~

"You come to the swamp, you better leave your skirt at the house"~Dave Canterbury~
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