Colt .357: BBQ revolver!
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Jungle Work
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Swell Pistol, have you ever thought of getting some imiation plastic mother of pearl handles for it.
Jungle Work
Just kidding.
Jungle Work
Just kidding.
Sir William
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Actually, www.eaglegrips.com does have elk antler grips. It just SCREAMS 1950s!! Nice revolver. It almost has BLING!
Sir William
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seb5! You are kidding right!? A Arkansas razorback BBQ is a event. You surely dress up in your best Shepler catalogue clothing, Tony Llamas and Stetson hat. Fancy and open carry among friends at a BBQ is REQUIRED! LOL
Bbq
Indeed sir.
In Tennessee, a barbecue of any kind is the pinnacle of local social activites. It is one where finery of both dress and armament is expected of every attendee.
In addition to your barbecue gun, finery of leather is often expected. Nothing less than a matching belt and holster will do, preferably coordinated with your clothing.
I must note that, in Tennessee at least, there is a difference between a barbecue and a cook-out. A barbecue is an outdoor social event, expecting gentility, grace, charm, and manners becoming of a southern gentleman.
A cook-out involves beer, untucked t-shirts, and football.
I enjoy both tremendously. (I prefer cook-outs for the Budweiser
)
To answer the question above, yes. It is a "pimpin' " gun. Specifically carried when dressing to impress.
Indeed sir.
In Tennessee, a barbecue of any kind is the pinnacle of local social activites. It is one where finery of both dress and armament is expected of every attendee.
In addition to your barbecue gun, finery of leather is often expected. Nothing less than a matching belt and holster will do, preferably coordinated with your clothing.
I must note that, in Tennessee at least, there is a difference between a barbecue and a cook-out. A barbecue is an outdoor social event, expecting gentility, grace, charm, and manners becoming of a southern gentleman.
A cook-out involves beer, untucked t-shirts, and football.
I enjoy both tremendously. (I prefer cook-outs for the Budweiser
)To answer the question above, yes. It is a "pimpin' " gun. Specifically carried when dressing to impress.
BusGunner007
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38splfan:
What do they call those events in Tacoma, for Pete's sake?!
I now live in Everett: "The Other Tacoma".
(...mumbles to self about whether Ballistic Nylon is easier to color coordinate than leather...)
What do they call those events in Tacoma, for Pete's sake?!
I now live in Everett: "The Other Tacoma".
(...mumbles to self about whether Ballistic Nylon is easier to color coordinate than leather...)