My dream revolver - Thanks MDCharlton

[wildernessguy]

Very nice revolver.

 

[tenexx]

No I haven't shaved down the jetloaders, does this help? If so is there any links on how and where to do it?

Cutting down the jetloaders helps prevent the brass from hanging up and makes for a smooth reload. The link below is for bubberizing Comp 3's, jetloaders are similar.

http://4wheelguns.com/RPerdue/?page_id=34

 

[johNTO]

Please put me at the top of your list if you ever decide to sell....

 

[JohnnyMac]

Cutting down the jetloaders helps prevent the brass from hanging up and makes for a smooth reload. The link below is for bubberizing Comp 3's, jetloaders are similar.

http://4wheelguns.com/RPerdue/?page_id=34

Thanks very much for the info, I'll have to give this a try.

 

[JohnnyMac]

Please put me at the top of your list if you ever decide to sell....

Will do but something tells me this one's a keeper.

 

[NAA]

Oh yeah!

Thanks, that 57 has got to be a keeper. Here's my 625. This one was done by Ken Soucie and it's chopped to 106mm. I love the gun but I like blued revolvers better and would have a preferred a 25-2.

Now there's one to love!


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[Cocked&Locked]

My intial plan was to have it cut for moonclips but Murray talked me out of it. I think with enough practice with the jetloaders I should be able to get relatively close to my loading times with moonclips (I'm no speedster). I have a 625 as well and an 8 shot 627 so I'm interested in checking my reloading times with both of those to compare to this. Yesterday I was in the mid 5 seconds for reloads with the jetloader (keep in mind that was the first time I've ever used them), I'm just guessing with the 625 i'm probably 3.5 and with the 627 I'm probably around 4.5seconds but I will have to get the timer out the next time I take those to the range to see for sure.

Does anyone know what a reasonable reload time should be with the jetloader for an average ipsc or idpa competitor?

I have both of those revolvers as well. I have found that 357 is annoying in moonclips, it wiggles around alot due to erratic rim sizing...i think you did right.

 

[Heddok]

I buy all my cast bullets and reloading stuff from Murray, a hell of a nice guy. I've never gotten any work done by him but this is yet another example of the great stuff he turns out.

 

[jeffcarr88]

Where can I look for his work/pricing?

 

[JohnnyMac]

Here's his website. Best bet is to give him a call.

http:// murraycharltonenterprises.com/

 

[jeffcarr88]

Thanks very much!!!

 

[thehook92a1]

nice

 

[surlyjoe]

Wow, great looking gun. Well done sir!

 

[TinkerBell]

beautiful revolvers...

 

[buckbrush]

I do not like that frat brack finish. A Smith looks funny to me without their high polish bluing. I guess Charlton cannot imitate the factory finish?

 

[JohnnyMac]

I do not like that frat brack finish. A Smith looks funny to me without their high polish bluing. I guess Charlton cannot imitate the factory finish?

I'm pretty sure he can if that's what the customer wants.

 

[NAA]

I do not like that frat brack finish. A Smith looks funny to me without their high polish bluing. I guess Charlton cannot imitate the factory finish?

While maybe not a 'pretty' as high gloss blue, that finish says "all business" to me.


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[Heddok]

I think Murray can do any level of polish the customer wants and can pay for. I think this revolver in flat black would be spectacular when seen in person vs cell phone pics.