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Matthew Stambaugh
PostPosted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 4:30 pm 
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Started with a 5" Baer Long heavy frame, 5" STI slide 4.25 KKM Bull
Lockwork is Cylinder & Slide, Controls are Ed Brown.


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Looks Good... and the strider is just a mean looking..

show more pictures of the front and back....

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Matt,
That looks great. Nice job on the squared trigger guard. What type of finish was used?
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Shouldn't be hard to find a holster for that bad boy :wink:

Looks good!
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Did you use the C&S Professional action kit and does the hammer come with a black finish?
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Matthew Stambaugh
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Dun have more pictures at present, I didn't get a chance to take pics before shipping so these are customer supplied pictures, will try to get some more though :)

Finish is Black and Gray Cobracoat *Tripp Research*

Used Cylinder & Slide Tactical hammer/sear/disco kit. Comes in a polished finish, refinished in black Cobracoat.

Thanks for the happy words guys :D

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Steve Bailey
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 9:34 am 
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Nice looking gun Matt.

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Very different carry gun, looks good

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Excellent workmanship!
Fresh and exciting design!!

Looks like it would deliver a telling 'SLAP' up side someones head!!!
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Matt, you need to take more pics and post them here.

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Cool, Matt! The blocky styling makes it look 'dozer-proof.
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Steve George
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 29, 2006 8:51 am 
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Matthew,

Any hints on who did the squared trigger guard? Thanks.
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Matthew Stambaugh
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The triggerguard was a collaboration between me, virgil *tripp*, and the customer, customer gave us a rough idea what he wanted, i chopped off the old one, made a new piece to fit in, virgil having done em before *this was my cherry run* tacked it in and positioned it in a way that satisfied him, and i finish-welded it, and finish blended/checkered it. more pics incoming shortly :)

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