couple of new guns for the in stock list

Gary Reeder
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Wednesday, April 04, 2018, 12:43 (3080 days ago)

First is a custom Kimber Stainless Gold Match 2 in 10mm that we customized for a friend a short time ago. We went thru it, slicked up the internals, added a better beavertail, added an extended slide release, ramped and polished it for more reliable feeding and did some custom work on the slide. The old gentleman traded it back in as he couldn't handle the recoil. The gun itself was $1599 and we did about $700 in custom work on it for him. The gun is less than a year old and has had 2 magazines shot thru it after we did the work on it. The gun would normally retail for $2300 but is sale priced at $1695 plus shipping.
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The top hole was a sighting in shot. after adjusting the rear sight 4 shots were in the bottom hole.
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Next is the Prototype of the Bad Medicine series in 410 GNR. This is a new gun built on our own beefy stainless frame. It has been in the showcase for well over a year as the display gun. I usually replace them after they have been on display for over a year so that is why this one is up for grabs. The gun is new, only test fired by me. It is super smooth and accurate. It has Mongolian stag grips on the Bisley Gunfighter Grip. It has the Positive Performance Package done to it and is serial number 001. It has the Belt Mountain base pin for tighter lock up. The gun is new, unfired and very accurate. With it being on my frame and being the prototype with serial number 1, the gun would normally run well over $2300. It is sale priced at $1795 plus shipping.
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Looks like that Prototype .410 GNR has a

WB
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Wednesday, April 04, 2018, 13:30 (3080 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

6" barrel and sports the "long" Hunter type ejector rod housing! Very cool subtle touches. Plus it's a real Reeder, not a Ruger for serious collectors. I'm honored to have one of those special collector guns myself, but it can never be sold as long as I'm around.

How many frames have you done yourself GNR? You need to get that figuring done and documented for the books! Too often that gets left to the wayside and generations down the road are left wondering in the collector circles. Footnotes such as; "Accurate numbers produced are not known".

Prototype and real Reeder frame make it a double legacy piece!

I order frames cast in a minimum of 100. There were 300

Gary Reeder
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Wednesday, April 04, 2018, 14:28 (3080 days ago) @ WB

frames cast for the Keith #5 and #6, the adjustable sight models. There was also 100 smooth top fixed sight frames cast for our original Keith #5. These were the small frames the same size as the original Colt SAA first generation. There were 100 stainless stretch frames cast for the BMF, 100 stainless stretch frames cast for the Grim Reaper, 200 stainless mid frames, like that on the 410 GNR cast. 200 blue mid frames cast the size of the one the 410 GNR is on. I have also ordered 100 blued stretch frames for the Howdah revolvers. So now you know. And I do keep a record of how many were cast and how many actually became guns. There is usually about 5% defective frames with gas bubbles etc.

The info is recorded and filed... thanks!

WB
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Wednesday, April 04, 2018, 15:18 (3080 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

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Just out of curiosity . . .

ORG
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Wednesday, April 04, 2018, 17:37 (3079 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

. . . what material/alloy are your frames cast from? Heat treatment?

17-4 in stainless and 4140 in chrome moly. Heat

Gary Reeder
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Wednesday, April 04, 2018, 17:43 (3079 days ago) @ ORG

treat to 32/34.

MMMMMMM . . . good stuff! ;-)

ORG
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Wednesday, April 04, 2018, 19:11 (3079 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

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Really nice 410 GNR

Brent Foy
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Thursday, April 05, 2018, 01:07 (3079 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

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Bad Medicine

Ken Patton
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Thursday, April 05, 2018, 08:36 (3079 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

Hi Gary,
I will take the Bad Medicine Prototype if it is still available.
Thanks,
Ken

Ken Patton... call me

Colleen Reeder
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Thursday, April 05, 2018, 15:53 (3079 days ago) @ Ken Patton

928-527-4100

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