Reeder built 475 Linebaugh.

Good gun, just going a little different route.

http://www.handgunhunt.com/classifieds/viewClassifiedAd.php?oid=888

Brass- 392 Hornady and 113 Starline. Also have 3 MTM P64-50 boxes.

Possible trade for good solid, trouble free, accurate 454 Casull.

I'm a bit surprised it hasn't sold. That seems a bargain for a 475.

Especially since everything got fixed on it. It's a good solid and accurate gun.

Ah, I'll give it a while. It's only been there one day. If not here, maybe gunbroker.

And this is why I need to move to America!

Yep. I figured id give these guys a shot at it before throwing it out to the general public.

Yeah, at least you know these will love her and treat her well! I sure would

Reeder built it but Huntington fixed it, what's the story there?

When I was trying to get the barrel/cylinder gap set with the new barrel, I noticed that something wasn't right so I called Jack. He said it was most likely the cylinder so I boxed it up and sent it to him. He sent it back with a note stating that the face of the cylinder was .003" out of square. I didn't have the tooling to do it, so it was cheaper to have him do it for me. I won't go into the dealing with Gary Reeder part. I'll just say that things on the gun are right now.

So it's a switch-barrel gun?

Not quite. I never got the ejector mounted on the long barrel.

I will even entertain a possible 460 trade in the right configuration.

I'm intrested in the gun, just poor. It's a beauty for sure. I hope you get what you want out of it.

Brenden