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25 May 2009, 09:24
Turk1961
Gunsmithing a Ruger
What would it cost to have a Ruger 44 barrel cut back to 4 5/8".
Or would it be better to have the barrel replaced? At what cost?

How about having it tuned up, trigger and action?



Who would you get to do it?

Thanks for your help.

Richard
25 May 2009, 19:53
Whitworth
Everyone has their favorite gunsmith/gunbuilder -- here's mine: Jack Huntington -- his number is 530/268-6877

Give 'em a call. You will find his work to be very reasonably priced and second to none.



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26 May 2009, 06:31
Redhawk1
I send my guns to Gary Reeder

Give him a call during business hours: 928-527-4100, 928-526-3313
or drop a FAX: 928-527-0840, 928-526-1287
or send an email: gary@reedercustomguns.com

If you are in Flagstaff, AZ drop by The Pistol Parlor
2601 E. 7th Ave.
Flagstaff, AZ

http://www.reedercustomguns.com/


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26 May 2009, 08:48
GSSP
David Clements is very good with Rugers.

http://www.clementscustomguns.com/home.html

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27 May 2009, 03:54
Boxhead
Not sure where in Texas you are but Alan Harton is in Hosuton and is second to none with sixgun 'smithing.
28 May 2009, 03:54
KWard
you can also send it back to ruger and they will switch one of their 4 5/8" barrels pretty reasonable.
31 May 2009, 19:43
Jim Alvord
My suggestion would be to Replace the barrel with what you want. If you have your barrel shortened, it would require removing the barrel, cutting to length, facing and crowning and installing a new sight. This would more than likely cost you much more than a new barrel. You would also have your original barrel to boot.
Jim..................