bellm's website

[tdoyka]

for guys/girls that use a tc contender/encore....



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posted July 07, 2017 10:21 PM Hide Post
Seen this posted somewhere on facebook.....



Bellm TCs Urgent News!

The bellmtcs.com website is down!
A new site will have to be reconstructed from the 16 years of information we had on our site.
This will take time.
With no web presence other than 1gunshop.com I finally posted a quickie, long overdue site dedicated to .357 Maximum to at least give you all an online access to me.

New Mike Bellm website: www.357maximum.net
Phone: 541 956 6938
Mike Bellm email: mike_bellm@yahoo.com

Kurt Bellm for parts, tools, TC factory barrels, trigger jobs, etc.: 970 433 9525

Losing our website is a disaster, and we could sure use your help spreading the word on forums, social media, and wherever you have the opportunity.
Just point folks to www.357maximum.net and www.1gunshop.com

Kurt and I want to thank your for the privilege of serving TC shooters all these years. We apologize for the loss of extensive website coverage of the TC break open guns but are here to serve you just the same.

Many thanks!

Mike Bellm

[jsn]

I wonder what happened.

I learned a lot from that site, throats, leades, concentricity, fire forming, correcting "hack and stack."

[Hamish]

Tried to find it the other day. A real loss.

[Dryball]

Ahh, someone beat me to it. Thank you.

[M-Tecs]

Hopefully they at least had the data backed up so it can be rebuilt

[KMac]

His bellmtcs.com website is back up but there are only a couple of articles up so far and he had dozens of articles on it. Might be a while before he has everything back up.
That is if they backed it up like M-Tecs said.


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[arclight]

The content is archived at the Wayback Machine:
http://web.archive.org/web/20110202123747/http://bellmtcs.com/store/

Arclight

[KMac]

The content is archived at the Wayback Machine:
http://web.archive.org/web/20110202123747/http://bellmtcs.com/store/

Arclight

Arclight,
Thanks for reminding me about the Wayback Machine.
I had forgot completely about it archiving all websites.
I have been looking into an Encore and
spending a lot of time on Mike Bellm's site.
Thanks for putting up the link so I can resume my Encore education.