Ariochmagician
#1This week the Stoltz cuff is featured. Enjoy!
http://youtu.be/JG7tRr_5mDg
http://youtu.be/JG7tRr_5mDg
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Stoltz cuffs
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Anonymous
#2it's stotz, no L
holstcollection
#3Hi!
You should be careful with your Stotz. The threads are left hand threaded!
You will destroy the threads on the bolts by turning the key in the
wrong direction. All Stotz are left hand threaded as far as I know
and I have handled a number of them.
Lars
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Redington
#4Don Hinz use to call them Stutz,no u
Ariochmagician
#5Thanks for correcting me! I put a response in the comment section. I must have been misreading the Stotz name for years. Must be my Philly accent coming through. If anyone has a proper key for sale, please let me know. I do have all the tools to make one, but it won't look as good. Thanks again! (I feel like a certain person who called a Darby a "Darcy" on national TV. UGH!)
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#6Thanks for correcting me! I put a response in the comment section. I must have been misreading the Stotz name for years. Must be my Philly accent coming through. If anyone has a proper key for sale, please let me know. I do have all the tools to make one, but it won't look as good. Thanks again! (I feel like a certain person who called a Darby a "Darcy" on national TV. UGH!)
holstcollection
#7Hi!
The misspelling of the Stotz name is a minor problem but I really don't want your cuffs to be damaged
due to destroying the threads in the bolts.
Ian McColl is the man who can sell you a nice and working replacement key. I certainly hope the metal
in your key is softer than the bolt, otherwise there is a risk that the threads of the bolts are partly
damaged.
@Ian; do still have any Stotz keys to sell?
Best,
Lars
Steve Mollett
#8I have one of Ian's early Stotz repros.
Very nice!
Nils
#9Really appreciate the videos.
But dude, for this one you're gonna need another take.
Nils