Power Custom - Free Spin Pawl U S Patent No 6,385,888

[@MichaelEgan66]

Very sad news. Mr Power passed away last Saturday. The world has lost a very kind, generous and unbelievably talented man. R.I.P. Ron.

[@clems6989]

Ruger finally done this on the Wranglers. (I feel like it was a market test). Open gate, it free spins both directions..

[@Torqd_Off]

I've got an old Single Six without the update, the 3 screw model, and behind the trigger is what looks like a little rod that goes into the frame... I've been unable to find any manual for this model with a diagram to take it apart. Any chance you have what I'm looking for and can email it to me??? It'd be much appreciated.

[@danielbradmacboleniii5601]

Greetings from Apacheria in the Arizona Territories Ahe'hye'e

[@Winchester1973]

Great tutorial and video presentation!! Subscribed right away. One question I have: I just purchased a Ruger New Vaquero stainless steel with 4 5/8 barrel. Is it possible that the factory pawl was a free spin pawl? Because when I removed that tiny screw that locks the cylinder I was surprised to find the cylinder to be spinning freely both ways... Either way, thanks again, I learned so much watching this video :)

[@NoKidding66]

I have a Single Seven in 327 Rem Mag and want to install the free spin pawl. Which one do I use, the .32 H&R or the Single Six .22 Cal? Are there differences in fitting them to my pistol from what you show in the video? Thanks.