Colt451985
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Say you own a machine shop with 5-axis CNC machining centers, CNC turning centers, Wire EDM, digital optical comparators, NDT, and so on, and you want your company to get into the firearm industry in a big way. Like any good businessman, you need to find a niche. One potential niche that might exist is custom revolvers.
By "custom revolver," I mean a revolver design that can be personalized and customized by its owner as easily as the AR-15, 1911, Remington 700, and 10/22. I'm not just talking about swapping a factory barrel and a trigger job. I'm talking about making unique weapons with aftermarket barrels, triggers, hammers, and small parts machined from the highest quality materials.
In other words, the "Ed Brown" or "Wilson Combat" of revolvers.
I'm interested in what you folks would like to see introduced in the revolver market. I'm especially interested in what gunsmiths would like to see.
By "custom revolver," I mean a revolver design that can be personalized and customized by its owner as easily as the AR-15, 1911, Remington 700, and 10/22. I'm not just talking about swapping a factory barrel and a trigger job. I'm talking about making unique weapons with aftermarket barrels, triggers, hammers, and small parts machined from the highest quality materials.
In other words, the "Ed Brown" or "Wilson Combat" of revolvers.
I'm interested in what you folks would like to see introduced in the revolver market. I'm especially interested in what gunsmiths would like to see.