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  1. We have added quick-change sight bases to our product line. These are 1/4" square by 1 1/2" long, shorter than the factory sight bases, and without the spring detent that can allow you to lose your sight if it is inadvertently pressed against an obstacle. To change the sight, screw the front set screw out halfway and swap! A 6-48 mounting screw is included, but this base does not come with a sight. These will be $45 each, plus shipping via insured USPS Small Flat Rate Box.
  2. It's actually Tracy who posts under this name. Warren's Toolguy, but thanks! It's not all that bad. We give instructions for modifying the Hogue holster, and it's a really secure holster. The only thing you have to remember on the line is half-lock, not full lock. Although if you do fully lock it, it's just a bit harder to push down on the lock to release your revolver.
  3. As far as I know, there is no holster test any longer. Not in the time I've been shooting, anyway. The Hogue Powerspeed is a semi-auto holster with excellent retention, but we make a revolver adapter for it. The Hogue has a half-lock and a full-lock position. The half-lock is ideal for when you're on the line, ready to shoot, because you push it down with your thumb when you're drawing. It's pretty automatic. I've tested an unloaded revolver in the Hogue with our adapter, upside-down (over a bed, just in case ) and have shaken it hard. I've never had a revolver come loose from it. Our adapter will work for any revolver from a barrel length of 4" to 8 3/8", and for any caliber, including .22. Here's a link to our post about it, and a link to our website products page. The holster modification kit is at the bottom of the page.
  4. Martin, We don't have a standard hole pattern for our shrouds. You will have to get withthe gunsmith who installed your SSBM to see what hole pattern he used, or have it measured. Tracy Sent from my moto x4 using Tapatalk
  5. I know this is an old topic, but we recently got a request for an Improved Ramp fiber optic front sight. This is just a post to let you guys know we no longer carry Improved Ramp sights.
  6. Protocall Design held a drawing for a Stick Shift and a Prone Pad, today, at the practice range. Results can be found on our web page at our web site. It was nice to see everyone again! We can't wait to see you all next year!
  7. Alan, While we've never had the pleasure of attending Bedford's matches, we have heard how well they are run and how much the shooters enjoy them. Protocall Design will continue to support these matches, sanctioned or unsanctioned. Here's hoping everyone has a great time!
  8. Joey, Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you got your stuff! Tracy
  9. Alan, Just have the shooter send us the Prone Pad, and we'll swap it out (no charge) for one of the newer design, which has a larger hole. Shipping will take about 2-3 days from when we get the old one (USPS small flat rate usually takes that long from here to there). Tracy
  10. Not yet. I'm working through a stack of stuff that HAS to get done before that. It is on the list, though!
  11. :-) I gotta do some stuff, first, so don't blame it all on him! Tracy Protocall Design
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