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Yup, any good smith will use the proper tool for the job, including spending the money on a set of proper screw drivers. Personaly I like and use the Brownells magna tip set.

I would imagine that it would be the same for turning a series 80 Colt into a series 70. Not a difficult task. BUT I doubt very seriously the "smith" you talked to did any conversions for a law enforcement agancy. Deactivating ANY safety on a firearm that is carried for self defense reasons...

Have one similar to that only it has 6 loops on the top for ammo and then they BIG thing. It is a "security holster" Weapon is held in the holster by a little spring loaded clip that latches to the trigger guard. To remove the weapon you insert your trigger finger in the trigger guard, press...

Well, the most "powerful" I have ever carried was a cobray 45 LC/410 shotgun derringer. This is probably not what your looking for but it fit the pocket just fine. Only reason I carried it was I had to have a back up that in no way looked like something an LEO would carry for working...

Just a quick thought. Have him check all the brass from the rounds he was shooting and see if they are all the same length?? Sounds to me like the ends of a couple of pieces peeled off and stuck in the chambers!

Not sure when they started but I believe that just about all rugers have a warning stamped on the bbl. My single six I got in 1976 and is not stamped. Well at least not a warning, it does say "Made in the 200th year of american liberty"

I don't think that I have ever had one that worked right. Only way to tell would be to try. I would only try to use the "new" cylinder and then use the ejector from the old cylinder, better chance of things turning properly. I'm guessing that it will still take some tuning to get it right...

Right handed and use to carry on the outside of the right leg. This was a BUG (J frame S&W) under uniform pants and it did not show at all. Tried going inside of the left leg but the first time I got in a foot chase I beat the snot out of the inside of my right leg with the thing!

Had mine with the 4 5/8 bbl since 1976 would hate to think how many rounds have been through it and still going strong.

Should be left hand threads. Insert empty cases into the cylinder before you try to unscrew it. I had a pair of gas pipe pliers that I had clamped closed and them drilled a hole in just the right size to clamp down on the rod to grasp it with out doing any damage.

Cole detective special that I use to carry as a duty weapon. Shot +p stuff through it for years until it dang near fell apart. Funny thing was that right up until I retired her she would still shoot a pretty good group.

Love my Smith model 60 Don't shoot it on a regular basis with magnums, maybe 50 rounds a month, the rest of the time I shoot 38+p's in it. Have had it since right after they came out with them and have had no problems. Did have to do an action job and mill a bit on the sights to get it to...