A fine smith named Andy Horvath. He came highly recommended from some equally fine smiths. He is old school; does business over the phone and snail-mail. I will definately be using him again for anything revolver related. Best of luck with your mod.
@@maudesmods did you go the cheapest route of 250 or so for the reaming of the cylinder or the full deal around 475? , I’m thinking cheaper because I’m not really going to be hunting with it but I still want to do it
@@DR676767 I only got done what I needed. The cheaper. Did the more expensive option involve the forcing cone or anything like that? Curious what else could be done... trigger job? I had some trigger work done previously from another smith. Which was very helpful. But you don't have a Smith & Wesson...
Did he really Smith & Weston?
Who mod’d your cylinder, I have a Blackhawk I’d like to try this with my 40/10mm convertible, thanks
A fine smith named Andy Horvath. He came highly recommended from some equally fine smiths. He is old school; does business over the phone and snail-mail. I will definately be using him again for anything revolver related. Best of luck with your mod.
@@maudesmods thanks a bunch, would you say it’s on par with the 41 magnum?
@@DR676767 NP. My research has me to believe that it's on par with 41, but with better bullet selection. Win Win.
@@maudesmods did you go the cheapest route of 250 or so for the reaming of the cylinder or the full deal around 475? , I’m thinking cheaper because I’m not really going to be hunting with it but I still want to do it
@@DR676767 I only got done what I needed. The cheaper. Did the more expensive option involve the forcing cone or anything like that? Curious what else could be done... trigger job? I had some trigger work done previously from another smith. Which was very helpful. But you don't have a Smith & Wesson...
i want it in m1 carbine or ar carbine upper
I got one also