How many times have you chased a base pin that let fly under recoil in your Single Action Sixgun? I do a lot of shooting in sagebrush country and believe me if you lose a base pin in sagebrush, you LOSE a base pin. Enter Belt Mountain.
Kelye Schlepp has a better idea. His base pins are slightly oversize to take up some of the slop often found in cylinder to base pin fit PLUS they have a screw that enters from the bottom of the front of the pin to lock them in place. Presently he has pins in both blue and stainless for Ruger New Models as well as the blue pins for both Ruger Old Models and Colt Single Actions.
Brand new from Belt Mountain is the "#5" Base pin patterned after the pin that Elmer Keith designed for his #5SA .44 Special in 1927. This pin with a head made of concentric layers of increasingly larger and smaller discs , look at the picture so you can more easily see what I am talking about, really dress up and personalize a favorite sixgun. I have now put them on a 10" .357 Blackhawk Flat-Top, a New Model Bisley .45 Colt, an Old Model .45 Blackhawk, and a Colt Single Action New Frontier .44 Special.
Great Guns all made better!! I recommend Belt Mountain Pins highly.
