needs your gun to fit it to. There are several points of tolerance to consider.
I have two .38-40's. (more that could be with an extra cylinder) Its a full custom Ruger on a lightweight OM .357 chassis and a Herter's .401 Powermag with incredibly an original .401 cylinder re-bored and fitted. Mike Orr sent the cylinder to me and I was blown away. He never told me where he found it but to think of me I'll never forget it.
The .38-40 can be hot rodded but it's best as intended, around 1000 fps, maybe a bit more, to 1200 if you really want.
A full custom can be done in steps. Purchase (a late .357 FT would be sweet), then 1/3 money down to begin. After a few months you only owe half or about the price of factory base gun. BUT it will be custom to your specification. No sahme in just getting a cylinder. Once you go custom it's hard to go back. Fair warning. lol
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.38-40
- Dennis Conley, 2018-03-22, 20:10
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Sure, the cylinders are $250 I think and he
- WB, 2018-03-22, 20:39
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FYI, I added a 3rd cylinder, a 10 mm magnum
- JPL, 2018-03-23, 06:13
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I have a GP100 in 10mm Auto
- WB, 2018-03-23, 06:16
- WB I like the 10mm mag Gary did for me on the - larry fouse, 2018-03-23, 17:06
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I have a GP100 in 10mm Auto
- WB, 2018-03-23, 06:16
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FYI, I added a 3rd cylinder, a 10 mm magnum
- JPL, 2018-03-23, 06:13
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.38-40
- Dennis Conley, 2018-03-22, 20:11
- My first reloading exercise was .38-40 and a LEE loader - WB, 2018-03-22, 20:55
- Dennis, We're in Africa right now, but... - Huey, 2018-03-22, 20:16
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Sure, the cylinders are $250 I think and he
- WB, 2018-03-22, 20:39