One Couger .357 build coming eventually

[SQLGeek]

Oooh very nice!

[ELB]

That looks good!

The bluing looks like it matches in the picture, is that true in real life?

[flechero]

Looks great! Hoe it shoots equally as nice!

[Charles L. Cotton]

That's a fine looking revolver! You truly have a unique piece.

Chas.

[The Annoyed Man]

Wow, Andy! That thing is cool! Very iconic looking.

[puma guy]

A marriage made in heaven! Beautiful couple. Can't wait to get you range report.

[LeonCarr]

That turned out great.

Nice Revolver.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr

[E.Marquez]

I'm no expert on the specifics but my understanding is that the barrel threads have to be welded up, machined down and re-threaded.

I'm just guessing here, but I wonder if the barrel could be sleeved with a sleeve that was threaded inside and out, then pinned into the frame.

Chas.

If my searches are correct we are talking Major OD of colt threads at 550" and Security Six bbl at .560".
There is not enough materiel to put two sets of threads ID and OD in a .010 thick bushing
Welding the Colt barrel and then turning to size, then single point cutting threads is not a hard machining task for an experienced machinist, though Id bet most machinist would need to outsource the welding part.

A very good firearms builder though can do it in house.

Thinking it though, Im not sure how I would chuck the barrel up..likely make a mandrel for the bore for alignment but drive the part with a lathe dog type deal

[karder]

beautiful!

[bulletslap]

Can I buy the Ruger take off barrel ?

I have a Rohm 38 I want to rebarrel, it will be a Roger.