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racprops
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Thanks everyone.
Price is currently $995.00.
Model can be ordered as this model, like new as in issued to Deckard, OR
As seen on screen with paint ware and paint removed from the bottom of the grip frame.
As above with visable wires for the side rod.
As worldcom with weaver knob.
I am the What a Berger of props, have it your way.
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racprops
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I want to point out that with my model you can drop in a real Bulldog, it is a perfict fit.
You can even use my barrel if all your wanting is a more accurate dummy model, all that is needed is four holes taped for 4/40, two in the gun frame and two in the swing arm.
Or have a custom barrel made for a shooter.
And grinding the head of the hammer down.
The inner grip frame modafied to match the prop can be used with no changes just screw and pin it in.
Or you can make the mods to the real Bulldog grip frame and trigger guard.
These pictures are of a real Bulldog.
Rich
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Very nice Rich and very informative to be sure….
Cheers for sharing.
Kind regards
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Great pics and info Rich...  |
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Thanks guys.
It is one of the features of my model is that I make my molds off of the real gun parts.
So the real guns will fit. And I get that little extra detailing.
Rich
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| Rich, awesome pics on the real gun. Can you post some pics of that real bulldog complete with all of your parts attached? Also, is that a newer model Bulldog or is it an older model? Now that I finally finished paying you for your newest model, the wait is killing me. I can't wait to get it!! |
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I will have to take them.
It is in a 2010 Model.
That is a brand new Bulldog, with the screw heads flipped. The frame adn hammer screws come in on the left side not the right side as they did on the older model.
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OK Here is the built 2011 model with a real Bulldog pistol and real barrel.
I plan on test firing it soon.
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Fantastic Rich - well done!!
Please make sure you have a good video cameraman around and be sure to shoot some vids of it in action.
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| That is incredible. An all metal perfect firing replica prop. This is why I prefer yours over the Tomenosuke model. |
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| Tell more about the barrel. Where did it come from? |
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| A firing Coyle: I'd love to see that in action |
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Way back in the early years Claig Korvich (as in BR Part two) made three real barrels and one went into his firing model and one into Phil's and I got one.
Only last year did I put one together.
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| I wish we could get someone to do a run of those barrels. I definitely would be in for one to do a firing conversion with Rich's parts. |
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I am working on getting a few made.
I want to test fire my model to see if there is any problem with the gasses that leak pass the barrel to cylinder gap and if that will cause any problem with the side covers.
Worst case will mean needing to have side covers cast in alummium.
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OK Here is my suggestions:
As the Bulldog IS the original Saturday Night Special, it is a cheap gun, old school is you test fire 500 rounds though a gun before you trust your life to it, with the Bulldog this test wares it out…..
So IF you going to really fire lead though it I would want a brand new Bulldog.
If you going to only fire blanks, a new Bulldog is nice, a in good shape old one is OK.
IF all you want is the real Bulldog and will never fire anything and you use a dummy plugged barrel like my pewter one a older Bulldog is more accurate and fine.
My 2 cents worth.
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| Rich, If you get a few of those barrels made, I'm down for one. |
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email me please.
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