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Deuce Stevens SASS#55996

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  1. SOLD Black, no makers mark but very nicely made. 4 3/4” Colt shown for pics (not included or for sale). Also fits NRV and OMV. I’m 6’1” and 195 and there’s room for adjustment. Probably will not fit if you’re on the larger side. No s cheaply made rig. $75 shipped to you. SOLD

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  2. SOLD Up for sale is a pair of Ruger Single Six Revolvers. These started off life chambered in .32 H&R and have been extensively customized for CAS. These feature the shorter 'Baby Vaquero" plow handle frames. Heres is the list of customizations.

    - Cylinders re-chambered and machined for .38 Special. 

    - New 3 7/8" ocatagon barrels installed in .38 Special

    - Ruger Factory small frame Bisley hammers installed including machining to work properly in plow handle gripframes. 

    - Hammer and triggers have been jeweled. 

    -Solid brass sights (not slip ons)

    - Barrels jeweled and then fire blued for a very sharp unique look.

    -Cylinders fireblued to match barrels. 

    -Aluminum ejector rod housings modified and left in hight polish for a cool two tone look. 

    -Include facory white OEM polymer grips with not cracks or breakage. 

    - Spring kit installed. Very smooth. 

    - Ruger "color case" frame finish is in typical condition for this era of Ruger revolvers. 

     

    These are a highly specialized set of guns. Due to the length of the cylinders you have to feed them .38's that have a 1.45 or less OAL which is achirevable with almost any popular cowboy bullet. One of them has a free spin pawl and one has the standard fucntioning pawl. When this conversion is done it requires the loading gates be opens up and you always run the risk of possibly breaking through the side wall a bit which was done on one of the revolvers as can be seen in pics and does not affect the function at all. I had these built by Boomstick Jay and was very pleased with the work. A truely unique pair of guns especially for a small statured shooter but also would make and amazing pair of duelist or gunfighter guns as these are crazy fast to manipulate and hadle one handed. $2650 shipped to your FFL and FFL must be willing to accept from an individual. Not interested in any trades at this time. Thanks for looking. 
     

    NEW OPTION: If desired I will convert to Bisley gripframes. Buyers choice (will include either plow handles or Bisleys but not both frames) SOLD

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  3. SOLD Two pair (for 2 guns) of Giraffe bone grips for Ruger Bisley frames. All factory Ruger Bisley frames whether they are Old Vaquero, New Vaquero, Single Six etc. are the same size. These have not been fit to any particular guns as they fit my frames well. Beautiful grain and natural strees fractures that are exhibited in grips made from giraffe bone. These age like ivory and will only look better with use. Frames shown in pic are is for showing grip thickness only and frames are NOT for sale. Made by John Combs out of Oklahoma. $265 shipped. Thanks for looking. SOLD

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  4. Doc Noper welds them up nicely and also modifies them to allow for more extraction of the hull since the ejector guns have slightly less than the extractor guns. For me I would want that little bit extra shell extraction.

  5. Some people are very passionate about everything they do. I have seen tempers flare at matches dozens of times and almost always they are very upset with themselves. But on the rare occasions you will run into people where it seems to be very much a habit.......spotters are always wrong........the posse has it out for them....wind always blows when it's their time to shoot etc etc etc. My mentor told me about 15 years ago that it takes years to build a reputation and 5 seconds to ruin one. I have tried very hard to keep that at the front end of my thinking. We have all done things at some point in time that we wish we hadn't and I believe in giving people a second chance. But eventually you have to come to the realization that you cannot control the way someone wants to play this game. I often see competitors leave the match early and skip awards if things did not go their way, they always say something like "I'm in a time crunch and gotta get home" when you know full well had they shot the match they wanted to they would be there. I have no respect for that personally and feel that it's terrible sportsmanship, but if that floats your boat so be it. The awesome thing about CAS is that everyone is nice, the bad thing about CAS is that everybody is nice, so folks with bad behavior tend to be tolerated for quite awhile. That all being said after traveling all over the country for all these years and shooting so many places there is nobody I would flat out refuse to shoot with, and I think that pretty cool.

  6. in my experience the positives have not outweighed the negatives so I will continue to shoot and produce a traditionally lubed bullet that has served me very well for 15 years of CAS shooting. Try them and see they may just be the bees knee for you but they were not for me.

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