manurhin mr73 information and links

[The Dumb Gun Collector]

It is magnificent. My concern is that it is too freaking nice. I am handling it with more care than my fancy watch

[Coal Dragger]

I believe you, and Lord knows I’ve spent as much or more on my Freedom Arms so it’s not as if I’m a stranger to $$$ wheel guns.

I looked at a new Korth, but the polygonal rifling is a deal breaker for me. I like shooting cast lead bullets from revolvers, polygonal rifling and lead do not get along.

Can you confirm that the Manurhin uses conventional lands and grooves?

I am searching for MR73 stocks and a different rear sight. I wonder if a Trausch style grip could be made out of nice walnut or G10?

[TheAlsatian]

I believe you, and Lord knows I’ve spent as much or more on my Freedom Arms so it’s not as if I’m a stranger to $$$ wheel guns.

I looked at a new Korth, but the polygonal rifling is a deal breaker for me. I like shooting cast lead bullets from revolvers, polygonal rifling and lead do not get along.

Can you confirm that the Manurhin uses conventional lands and grooves?

I am searching for MR73 stocks and a different rear sight. I wonder if a Trausch style grip could be made out of nice walnut or G10?

Conventional lands/grooves (at least my older MR73 is). Nill makes stocks for this and you can also run across the wood service stocks from time to time.

https://www.mactecsales.com/MR73_MR22_s/1998.htm

I cant speak to the rear sight issue.