I just love 2nd Gens

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Fingers McGee

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Latest acquisition. US Army Tribute Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion. Part of the American Military Colt Collection, that was produced in 1984 by the American Historical Foundation. This is made from a C Series 2nd Generation Colt Percussion revolver that was made in 1977. Gun is gold plated except for the screws, wedge, trigger and hammer. This one is # 20 of 100 Army Tribute revolvers produced.
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Bacon Maker

I bet ... if you took that hog hunting, they'd just line up after word got around the sounder they had the opportunity to be taken with an ultra fine historical piece of art.

Don't let 'em shoot it though!
 
Fingers

By my casual count your are up to about 35 or 40 of these highly collectable Colt renditions. Am I close?
 
Doc Hoy said:
By my casual count your are up to about 35 or 40 of these highly collectable Colt renditions. Am I close?
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I'm only at 30 now Doc. Would be higher but I traded off the second set of Cav Commemoratives I had for a Model 1884 Trapdoor Carbine.
Madcratebuilder said:
Your getting pretty damn fancy their fingers!

Let me guess, you well not shoot this one!

Sure is pretty.
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When you have all the plain Jane models MCB, the fancy ones are all that's left to buy. You're right, this will NOT be shot - just like the other 25 NIB ones. Unfortunately, they're more expensive.
 
Hardcase said:
As my poor, broke uncle always said, "Money's for spending!"
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Didn't say it stopped me from buying them. It's the scarcity if the limited editions that has slowed me down though.

Your uncle was a wise man

FM
 
Beautiful!!!!....as always!!!!

When you gonna take that puppy out and pump some rounds through it? :eek:
 
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fingers, you sure you got enough space for of these fine weapons? guess you could just add on to ..say...gun cabinet, room...house:D
 
For once ... Gatofeo is speechless!
<the ol' cat faints dead away in his chair>
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I can't hardly believe that. The 'ol cat has never been caught at a loss for words before. His blood sugar must be low from failing to eat a meal or something. :D

FM
 
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