Any James Bullard rifle owners on here -CGN

I've had a few come through my hands... Have one small frame now, it's in 38-45... definitely doesn't have that nice of a buttplate - probably a latter replacement.

No idea who grabbed the one at Switzer's but I seem to recall the location was showing as somewhere in Canada so it's not leaving the country yet, you may see it again.
 
We have line of sight system here, but fiber optics has started to roll into the neighborhood this year. I just miss going to actual auctions & seeing old buddies & sometimes trying to outbid them LOL! Switzer's use to be fun, even if you didn't buy anything. Good people. Food & coffee was good enough to sick around & not miss anything. Heck if they had a liquor license I bet ya it would have been a weekend event with record sales LOL! I wonder if they'll ever open up the auction house again?
 
I thought they were open to the public this time? With the discussions of the cookies and stuff they had.

Alcohol... if that's your thing, no ones business what's in your thermos?
 
I thought they were open to the public this time? With the discussions of the cookies and stuff they had.

Alcohol... if that's your thing, no ones business what's in your thermos?

I'll give em a shout. I had no idea!

Got any pics of that Bullard your willing to show?
 
Not much to brag about (top rifle obviously) - both here are in need of a restoration. Burgess likely going first.

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Those are two gorgeous pieces! Who will do the restorations? Or are you doing them yourself? Waiting to see what that Whitney-Kennedy I picked up actually looks like, but the intension is to get it to a at least shooting condition. Trying to figure out why & how they put a saddle ring in the forearm will be a fun study LOL!

Again, great rifles & Thanks for sharing!
 
I’ve got a large frame Cal 45 (45-85 perhaps?) that I purchased decades ago with a missing lever. I had thought that I’d someday make (or find - ha!) the needed parts but I haven’t got there yet. I’ll try to post a pic or two over the holidays.

Jamieson’s books have a lot of interesting photos and drawings as well as being one of the few sources of information regarding Bullards. And authored by a Canadian to boot!
 
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