Unknown Sheridan ID please

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  • jincay
    MCB Member
    • Aug 2020
    • 264

    #1

    Unknown Sheridan ID please

    I think this is a palmers rebuild, looks like it is satin nickel with the vertical ASA but I cant figure out what it is.

    Any ideas?
  • Pyrate Jim
    Shi Tamajutsu Ka
    • Aug 2020
    • 691
    • The Group W bench

    #2
    Sheridan KP-3 done over by Palmers.

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    • Ecapnation
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 4341
      • South Central Long Island

      #3
      Originally posted by Pyrate Jim
      Sheridan KP-3 done over by Palmers.
      I think it's a converted two based on feed port entry angle
      Last edited by Ecapnation; Today, 08:23 AM.

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      • XEMON
        Frenchy is here!
        • Jul 2020
        • 3064
        • Nor Cal

        #4
        I think Ecapnation is correct , this feed was an aftermarket conversion for DF.
        Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...

        XEMON's phantom double sided feed
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        • jincay
          MCB Member
          • Aug 2020
          • 264

          #5
          I seem to recall a previously owned KP3 had a notch in the direct feed that was used with the aiming pin, this has no notch cut out.

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          • Pyrate Jim
            Shi Tamajutsu Ka
            • Aug 2020
            • 691
            • The Group W bench

            #6
            To respond:
            My assessment of a KP-3 was based on the length of the lower tube. The KP-2 both tubes are near the same length.

            As far as feeds go, there are two. they're both identical, and use the same feed hole placement and angle.
            The only difference is whether it's soldered on coming up from the bottom or down over the top.
            As I remember, Sheridan typically used the "Up from the bottom" style. The "Over the top" style was primarily used by PMI and sometimes notched for sighting.
            And since PMI did a lot of manufacturing for Sheriden back then, it's not surprising that they can be confused.
            Even VintageRex has them listed together ~ not separate.

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