SB, it is amazing how we have the same taste in guns, I was eying that piece on the auction block and you bought it also, As great minds think alike, demented ones do also. I decided to analyze myself and what I know of you in able to determine which category you and I belong.
Only a demented soul would subject all of us to this,
Do they make these for an 1858 Remmy?
and dupe me into a serious response as found here
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Since you are going to cut your barrel, mounting the front sight on the side would be an option, but the cylinder would be in the way of a true alignment with a rear sight notched into the frame and a fixed sight would be too high unless you have a raised front sight. I don't really see how you could do it..
then you reveal it was a twisted plot;
i thought you guys might get a kick out of that...
"Hey dummy, the sites are on top for a reason!"
I know I was the dummy you refered to... you twisted rascal.
I owe you one there. I can let by gones be by gones, my new friend. You have shared enough of your self here to have my friendship. I mean you really, dug deep and revealed some of your most intimate thoughts as quoted here
The problem is i live in a carry state no one carries in, we get alot of "outta staters" and they get squeamish when they see a gun, my girlfriend carries a m&p .40 and i carry a .32 iver johnson and i get less funny looks than she does. but i can't be walking around with some girlie mouse gun and my girlfriend has a .40 caliber hand cannon... she always teases me "if i have to, i'll put down what that (pointing at my little gun) wont" so i have been looking at saa style colts but for the "size of hole vrs. cash spent" the remmy is the ticket... and black powder will be the last thing they ever ban... but i do love my antique I.J.'s
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New to the Froum
This one ought to put the fear of God in them.
Be careful not wave this one around or display any intimidating behaviour
while totin this cannon as the penalties can be severe for enticing public panic.
Cheers my friend,
that is a nice piece and I would love to have two or three like it You never know; it may save your life one day.