As I have mentioned in the BBT/Shocktech secton, Palmers and BBT/Shocktech used to have a good relationship. This is an example of this. Starting in 1991, 60 Typhoons and 4 Strokers were made for BBT and Aftershock (from what I have been able to find). These were the BBT line, the main differnce between the normal Palmers and the BBT's is these are the only ones to feature a removable barrel. The stroker is a converted Sheriden pump and the Typhoon is built form the ground up. BBT/Aftershock moving to their own line of cockers probably ended the line, however the relationship between Palmers and BBT continued for a few years with BBT making heavy use of Palmers parts. At the end of the 90's the relationship had soured with BBT releasing the FGP (F Glen Palmer) LPR. Some portion fo this bad blood may stem from the development of the Sterling Sovereign, of which Danny Love was credited as a mjor developer, but which Palmers had some hand int he developemnt of.

Stroker P383 was born Feb. 1993
Typhoon BB#57 was born August 23rd, 1994

thanks to Walker of MCB for his wealth of info on his old gun, BB#57