Iffin I remember correctly from my SASS days, you will need to change the grip frame as well.
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Here is some hammer pics . shows a cut down bisley hammer I like the looks
of the bisley but I found them too low , so the SBH are perfect for me .
The power free spin are super mod . If the hammer falls on you , you can
turn the cyl back and it will not skip that chamber .
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of the bisley but I found them too low , so the SBH are perfect for me .
The power free spin are super mod . If the hammer falls on you , you can
turn the cyl back and it will not skip that chamber .
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Thanks for the pictures, TN. I've decided that the Bisley hammer will be more work than it's worth. I'm going to drop in a SBH hammer like I did on my 357 Vaquero and put in a free spin pawl. 
Just sold these 357
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If you shoot at beer cans you don't need the gun to fit you or a good trigger , but if youbearclaw46 said:
shoot in a match every little improvement make a difference . I shot these two targets for
speed and to see how the 3 1/2 against 7 1/2 which handled the best . I would shoot 5 from
one gun and then pickup the other one and shoot it . It take me almost 10 sec to shoot 5
with the stock hammer . I can't reach the stock hammer without regripping gun after each
shot . I even change the grip to fit me better also .
Bounty Hunter below is why I sold the 357 for $200 profit .
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