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1873 Colt SAA Rebuild?

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  • woodsrunner
    I'll warn you up front, he is not cheap. He is the best though. I grew up going to his fathers now out of business gun shop. I have had his restored guns in my hands they are AWESOME!

    http://turnbullrestoration.com/colt.htm

    Woods

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  • 101AIRBORNE
    I second what "woodsrunner" suggested. Doug Turnbbull has an excellent reputation-costly. Guess he would not be in businss if he did not perform. Also, he has a contract with :Colt.
    Many others offer services but I believe Doug does an excellent job.
    Check out "Gun List" for engravers-bet Doug has one lined up for this restoration. Talk it over with Doug. A restoration is just that. If for self gratification, your call. Perhaps worth more/to you/ if not restored. As it is your gun, my opinion only, do what you wish. A gun can be only original once. Question: What became of the Brown Bess?
    I do remember it had a short barrel and the photos you sent me were
    not conclusive. Still have it? Just wondering. 101
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  • Jody Commander
    You might also get in touch with Ray Meibaum, he advertises in the Shotgun news and other places, may have a website,
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  • 4C_Ranch
    If you want just a rebarrel, contact Fred Rose in Pagosa Springs, CO. He has quite a few first gen barrels and can fit it for you or rebuild your gun. Turnbull is very high and the wait is over a year. You do understand that a gun made that early has an iron frame and is suitable for blackpowder only...
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  • v35
    Ten or twelve years back a west coast authority swapped a lot of my original new condition 1st gen parts. The gun was a mint 1903 Colt rebuild to 38Spl that I wanted converted to 44Spl.. I'm still steaming over it. Examine your parts thoroughly and make sure you get all your original parts back.
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