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  • infamoussmiley
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    • Jul 2020
    • 629

    #16
    Beautiful work Where are you sourcing the stocks?

    Big fan

    Smiley

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    • spydrmn
      spydrmn commented
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      Wood mostly.

    • BretG
      BretG commented
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      Ash I think
  • infamoussmiley
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    • Jul 2020
    • 629

    #17
    Originally posted by infamoussmiley
    Beautiful work Where are you sourcing the stocks?

    Big fan

    Smiley
    Actually, it was an honest question. Jokes aside, we have a fleet of KPs, and we are looking for replacement stocks. Are you having them made, are you repurposing stocks from air rifles? Please let us know We need about 30 stocks.

    Best,

    Smiley

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    • BretG
      BretG commented
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      The best source for you then is Silver Hill. They have K patterns from commissioned stocks they made years ago. The stock are black walnut and very nice.
  • infamoussmiley
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    • Jul 2020
    • 629

    #18
    Originally posted by infamoussmiley

    Actually, it was an honest question. Jokes aside, we have a fleet of KPs, and we are looking for replacement stocks. Are you having them made, are you repurposing stocks from air rifles? Please let us know We need about 30 stocks.

    Best,

    Smiley





    Much obliged

    Best,

    Smiley

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    • BretG
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 693

      #19
      Here is a new M20B.
      I'm told it is doing well in its new home.
      Attached Files
      Sic transit res publica

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      • Chuck E Ducky
        Chuck E Ducky commented
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        Smooth! Love it! How are the lever’s coming along?

      • morpheus
        morpheus commented
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        What would the price tag be on a beauty like this? I am definitely interested in picking one of these up in the future.
    • spydrmn
      Servant of Velcor.
      • Jan 2021
      • 138
      • Pennsyltucky

      #20
      We have a couple projects in the pipeline currently that need to wrap up. After that we will be focusing on some R&D and restocking build parts during the playing season. Depending on how things progress we may take on some more builds later this year. Keep an eye out for some expanded offerings and new models. Thanks for the support.
      G&H Customs
      We don't make show ponies. We make war horses.

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      • BretG
        MCB Member
        • Jul 2020
        • 693

        #21
        Another M20L in Stainless Steel enters the world.
        Attached Files
        Sic transit res publica

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        • Chuck E Ducky
          Chuck E Ducky commented
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          Beautiful!

        • WALZ
          WALZ commented
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          Looking good!!!

        • jeramiej
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          🤤 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
      • MoJo
        Rebuilding collection
        • Aug 2021
        • 45
        • I'll be where I'm at

        #22
        Love it!

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        • Alexndl
          MCB member
          • Jul 2020
          • 3508
          • Montreal, Qc, Canada

          #23
          Would it be possible to show a picture of the lever assembly?
          I want to understand how the hand lever pivot the smaller lever in the stock
          💀Team Ragnastock💀

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          • packersrule729
            Ragnastock X PK
            • Jul 2020
            • 517
            • Boston, MA

            #24
            Originally posted by BretG
            Another M20L in Stainless Steel enters the world.
            This is my KL.

            Absolutely flawless piece of machinery. If G&H is taking orders, get your orders in. Or don’t. But you’ll have a lifetime of missing out on owning one.
            Feedback

            "The man in black fled across the desert and the gunslinger followed."

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          • spydrmn
            Servant of Velcor.
            • Jan 2021
            • 138
            • Pennsyltucky

            #25
            The elves have been busy. Click image for larger version

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            G&H Customs
            We don't make show ponies. We make war horses.

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            • XEMON
              XEMON commented
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              Is that a south bend 9c?
              Love your tooling, couldn't take the lantern post on mine ... Which colet chuck is that?
          • spydrmn
            Servant of Velcor.
            • Jan 2021
            • 138
            • Pennsyltucky

            #26
            Xemon you are correct. That is a South Bend 9C. I haven't had the numbers ran yet but we believe it may be a 1940. Came with a ton of accessories and parts. I added the 5C collet chuck. $150 off eBay. Comes with oversized back plate. You turn that on your lathe and it's true as can be. Our elves really know their way around the equipment.
            G&H Customs
            We don't make show ponies. We make war horses.

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            • XEMON
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              I got a 1936 model 415 (basically a SB9C) and I've been pinp'in it up but haven't gotten a collet chuck.
              Now i need to look at the 5C collet (was looking at the ER style)
              Thanks for sharing.

            • WORR13
              WORR13 commented
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              thats a 9a with quick change gear box (nice lathe, wish mine had those large dials). you can have your # run and id'd through grizzly they have all the south bend records
              -i have a 1947 9a
              Last edited by WORR13; 04-10-2022, 10:08 AM.
          • spydrmn
            Servant of Velcor.
            • Jan 2021
            • 138
            • Pennsyltucky

            #27
            First run of GHOST guns. Ready for testing this season. These should see a lot of action this year. As usual these are not show ponies. These are war horses.
            G&H Customs
            We don't make show ponies. We make war horses.

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            • spydrmn
              spydrmn commented
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              We use pixie dust as an adhesive. Unicorn farts are applied as a catalyst to form the joints.

            • BretG
              BretG commented
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              Stainless welding and 56% silver. Some blood too.

            • Chuck E Ducky
              Chuck E Ducky commented
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              Awesome can’t wait to try out the new valve design.
          • Alexndl
            MCB member
            • Jul 2020
            • 3508
            • Montreal, Qc, Canada

            #28
            Any info on what is the value of one of those KL or lever pirate?
            💀Team Ragnastock💀

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            • BretG
              MCB Member
              • Jul 2020
              • 693

              #29
              These are a M20P Kabong, a M20L KL42, and Two M10Ls KL43 and KL44 and all are done in Stainless Steel. We have been working overtime on the GHOST valve test guns and when we complete testing, this will be our platform moving forward.
              Sic transit res publica

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              • packersrule729
                packersrule729 commented
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                Any chance of GHOST backwards compatibility? If it’s an upgrade, I’d love to grab one for my recent KL

                Let me know—thanks!
            • BretG
              MCB Member
              • Jul 2020
              • 693

              #30
              We did some testing in the Castle Jam game at Pinnacle Paintball. The guns functioned very well at 50 degrees, getting 30 to 35 shots per 12 gram. The velocity was very consistent at all ranges of the 12 gram use. We chronoed before and at most field entries.
              I used the long lever M20L KL42 and it worked perfectly. I was inside the castle and marked 6 Blues on their front line. I absolutely love this rifle. It has Tru-Glo sights and it is right on.
              Greg ran M10L KL43 and liked it very much and is an expert with pirate 12 gram guns. His biggest concern was the 10 round side tube ran out of paint too fast.
              The guns passed this combat test.
              Sic transit res publica

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              • packersrule729
                packersrule729 commented
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                Agreed. Unreal efficiency.

                Question stands… is the valve something we can drop in? I’d absolutely buy one for my KL (and other Sheridans, if they’re compatible with cart valves)

              • BretG
                BretG commented
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                Chrono speed was 280.
                We have not tested in the high temperature band yet, but will do so soon. We know the low side is good.
                We have several problems to resolve before we take any orders. The shop is part time. We don't have a factory overseas that makes stuff for us. Every build is custom and worked out before we start. We have a 30 day build window and won't take any work more than we can handle. Our legal process is well underway and we want to do this right so we don't crash and burn as many others have in this type of work.
                As to GHOST valve, these are intended for these custom build guns. They are instapierce and won't fit in PGPs unless set up for external line. They will require modification to a K series clone that uses a cartridge valve and we will do retro fit to our built guns as soon as the smoke clears.

              • netsurferdude2
                netsurferdude2 commented
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                I had the pleasure of shooting that M10L lever and it was scary fun. As Bret said, the ammo ran out too fast and I went through 35 shot before needing to change the 12. I was amazed by the efficiency.
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