- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
A few just came in. We will post today online
Taylors and Co Revolving Carbine .357/9MM
- Thread starter Prophet River
- Start date
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
yes, non restricted (single action)
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
online. the walnut is exceptional on these
https://store.prophetriver.com/tayl...lued-finish-18-barrel-mfg-551075-stock-image/
https://store.prophetriver.com/tayl...lued-finish-18-barrel-mfg-551075-stock-image/
If it’s like my Uberti 44-40 revolving carbine they should be nice.
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
still four in stock....
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
we should be able to get separate 9mm cylinders
The rear of the frame is different from a actual handgun and that’s the only reason they are NR.
The taurus judge pistol grips and buttstock mounted the same way and that’s why it was restricted. These have a bolt that goes through the buttstock (like a shotgun) into the frame and that’s how they skirt R classification.
Couldn’t you install an 1873 back strap, trigger guard and grips on it though? No different than installing a pistol grip on a nr pump shotgun. I realize that it wouldn’t be non restricted anymore with an 18” barrel. I also realize that a 24” barrel would be dumb and impractical
That might be better. They could get away with a 10” barrel probably and still be over. I have a heritage rancher 22 and it’s probably the worst gun I own. You can’t shoot it like a rifle because there is no forend. You have to hold it like a pistol with a stock and it’s hard to hold steady because of the long barrel. You get some gas escape through the cylinder gap like on any revolver but it’s closer to your face in a carbine and because you are tempted to try to hold it like a rifle, especially in 357 magnum, some people will end up with burns or at least soot on their left forearm.I was thinking the other way..... 12" barrel and full stock.
- Location
- Lloydminster, Alberta
we will post a price here asap
