Show us your Revolvers!
- Thread starter GunGuy34
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bluegrizz77
CGN Regular
- Location
- Fort Mcmurray T9K2K7
I only have 1 revolver, Uberti Cattleman SAA 45 colt.
bluegrizz77
CGN Regular
- Location
- Fort Mcmurray T9K2K7
Like others here I am jealous of all you 12.6 guys. A short barrel revolver just looks "right" to me.
Here's my two. GP100 4.2" and a 460V
That 460 looks awsome.
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Brutus
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Got a Colt Model 357. Sights and trigger pretty much the same as the more expensive Python. When it came to buying another Colt Magnum, I decided it was better money spent to buy the
.44 calibre Anaconda instead.
No regrets here.
Saturday Night Specials
Tiny 22
Webleys
Bring Backs
LYman 44
Victory shoots well with 160 gr SWC sized .360
Some more modern stuff - mostly 12.6
I feel obliged to post these pictures; otherwise Super Cub will call me out.
Tiny 22
Webleys
Bring Backs
LYman 44
Victory shoots well with 160 gr SWC sized .360
Some more modern stuff - mostly 12.6
I feel obliged to post these pictures; otherwise Super Cub will call me out.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
The 'Cadillac' of handguns and one of my favorites
. I have an early production model, 1957, and it's definately a keeper.
Shoots well to
The 'Cadillac' of handguns and one of my favorites
Shoots well to
John you need to take a pic of your whole collection, seems you always got a gem i havnt seen before lol.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
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Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
Along similar lines, here's a couple of pictures of another, my Pythons 'kid brother'
Diamondback, 4" and in 22LR.
This one is an early Christmas present to myself, an antique Colt 1873 Army model, circa 1890 chambered in 45 S&W(schofield).
Nice thing about a prescribed antique iron is that you can shoot them outside auspices of an approved range. Likely she will get a little farm carrying time when it warms up. Very accurate shooter to boot.
Nice thing about a prescribed antique iron is that you can shoot them outside auspices of an approved range. Likely she will get a little farm carrying time when it warms up. Very accurate shooter to boot.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
This one is an early Christmas present to myself, an antique Colt 1873 Army model, circa 1890 chambered in 45 S&W(schofield).
Nice thing about a prescribed antique iron is that you can shoot them outside auspices of an approved range. Likely she will get a little farm carrying time when it warms up. Very accurate shooter to boot.
Nice, VERY nice, and Merry Christmas
. My 45LC Ruger Vaquero 'replica' pales by comparison.
Unfortunately I do suffer from fully developed fascination for the S&W wheelguns. My problem is that I like 4" barrel the best, especially on model 10...which I can't own in the original configuration of course. Yes, it's prohibited. So, here is my latest attempt of fulfilling my dream of owning one.
BTW if any of You know about model 10 with the original, unmodified, heavy barrel that is restricted (I've heard about such cases) and is willing to sell it, I'm ready to give You good price for one in good condition. I also have some other, nice revolvers that I may trade for such gun. I love working guns, not so much love for the target models though. Two more of the revolvers from my collection here:
I love the Model 66. I have a 66-1, one of my favorite shooters.
