Show Off Your BP & Cowboy Revolvers

Here's another pic of the "Earl" with larger rubber grips, for better control, it jumps like holding a bull frog by one leg.
 

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CS Revolver photo shoot

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What happend! Did I some how kill this thread?? There's got to be more cowboy guns out there!
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Clockwise from the top: 1864 CH Rigdon made from 2007 Uberti L&R, Navy Arms/Pietta G&G mfg 1997, Navy Arms/GU G&G mfg 1960, Navy Arms/GU G&G mfg 1960(?), Traditions/Pietta Dance Brothers .44 mfg 2007, Navy Arms/Pietta L&R mfg 1979, 1864 CH Rigdon made from Uberti L&R mfg 1973
 
Now were back in business. Can someone tell me how to get my pics to come up, instead of having to click the link?
 
Now were back in business. Can someone tell me how to get my pics to come up, instead of having to click the link?
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Coop,

If you want to pics to come up, go to a web host such as Photobucket and upload your pics there, then post the links to your pics here.

Hong
 
Thanks hongrn, but I don't guess I'll be posting any more pics, my computer just went south! I can post, but my SD card drive just stoped working. Maby it's time to get a new computer. Sorry guys, but keep the pics coming, love those cowboy guns!!
 
sltm1

I love the polished naked steel! Did you do that yourself or have someone do it for you?

I prefer the shiny meself...
 

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Here's a few of my cowboys guns.

BTW - for you lefties out there, that holster is hand made and retailed at $70 and I'll sell it for $40 shipped CONUS. It's in near new condition. Fits Ruger Blackhawk 4" and similar. PM me if you're interested.

Not to hijack the thread, I'm getting more into these single actions, lever guns, and break open shottys...
 

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Zenkoji, The previous owner had "cabin fever" last winter and stripped it down himself. I like it, it matches an old Pocket Police I have that also came stripped down. Your 51' and Army look real sweet.
 

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Pietta 1860 .44 and Savage & North .36
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Paterson
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High Standard
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Spiller & Burr repro and original Whitney .36
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double barrel Belgian
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H.Aston .54
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Walker and 2mm pinfire
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HERO
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original Remington-Beals and Signature Series 1861 .36
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original Colt 1851 .36 and Pietta 1851 .36
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Signature Series 1861 .36
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MISSING: ROA
 
sltm1 & pohill

sltm1 --

Thanks!

I'm curious to find out how he did it - any chance you could get me in touch with him? Does yours have a lot of sanding/buffing marks or is it super smooth? I used a Dremel-type tool on mine - looks good, but not nearly as perfect as I would like!

pohill --

Some SWEET guns! I love the Pinfire (does it work?? Where'd you get it?), the Remingtons, and that Savage & North .36 is awesome!
 
pohill, VERY NICE!! I like these pietta 1858 target models, the .45 conversion cylinder fits both, and they are two of the most accurate revolvers I own when using my .45 colt loads.
 

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Pohill, Your collection (accumulation), is getting more and more impressive. I have one of those pinfires also, if you open the page you posted on them, mine is the "Mighty Mite" on the bottom of the page, I've had it since I was a kid...my 1st gun!

Zenkoji, I bought it from "Sundance44" here on the forum, look him up and send him a message, he's a nice guy and will give you all the info you want. Tell him hi for me.
 
Here's one more I recently aquired ... Imported thru EAA, made in W. Germany and 1890 Colt Peacemaker in .45Colt w/ a 4 5/8" bbl.
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