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I have a Colt New Service that has been sleeved by Sedgley and so-marked to .22 Long Rifle. Are there any other Sedgley pistols out there?
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I have a Colt New Service that has been sleeved by Sedgley and so-marked to .22 Long Rifle. Are there any other Sedgley pistols out there? I've quite a few Sedgley pistols from the 1911's converted to .22 the more common Colt SAA converted to .22 Hornet. I don't remember a New Service is this a flat top target or? This one has been for sale for a long time and suspect at that price it will be a while before it's sold. http://www.gunsamerica.com/976984139/Gun..._Conversion.htm
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It not a flattop. I believethat it is was .455 Eley, whiich went across the pond during WWI.
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Paul,
That would have to be one of the heaviest .22 Revolvers around, does it have adjustable sights added?
Post a picture if you can, sounds interesting.
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It is heavy. It does not have target sights. I will try to get some pictures.
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This past weekend at the Allentown show I asked Mike Kokulus about taping up an original stock to protect it during the copying process. Quoth Mike, it won't work, has been tried, the stylus catches on the edges of the tape and it's a big mess.
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The CNC process appears to be applicable to the manufacture of anything from micro-machines to parts for a steam locomotive. This site abounds with beautiful digital photographs of classic stocks. At a very basic level, the pixels that make up those beautiful photos are no different than the measurement data used to develop the commands that control CNC machinery. We can produce 3-d models of the surface of Mars from digital data. It should be well within our technological capabilities to devise a method for reproducing a classic stock without marring or even touching the original.
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Michael,
An elemetary question to you and the others: What do you use for cleaning very dirty stocks?
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