Show your revolvers and pistols
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Raider2000
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How bout a 25 year old Pietta 1860 Colt Army.
Or a Stone Mountain 1851 Colt Navy.
Or my 2 Reproduction 1858 Remington New Armies.
I have others but they are not at my home at this time "Brothers & Dad has to play too."
Or a Stone Mountain 1851 Colt Navy.
Or my 2 Reproduction 1858 Remington New Armies.
I have others but they are not at my home at this time "Brothers & Dad has to play too."
grymster2007
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I've got one of those made by Crescent(licensed) from about the same time frame but I wouldn't call it bp.
Remingtons
Colt
These pics aren't very good. I took them with my old camera and havent upgraded all my pics.
My vernier/globe sighted Hawken
1887 Winchester 12 gauge.
Original 1861 dated Enfield. Got a repro too but they look about alike, the repro just looks newer.
tn gun runner
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top is my design .357 barrel, only 3 moving parts .. the second gun is not a kit ,green mountain barrel, davis trigger, L&R lock and wood blank.. third gun is 69 cal charleyville.. remingtons 44,38, and 31 which was a kit I shorten.. last gun is a becker
1860 Piettas
These are mine.............http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k239/LOSTCREEK65/pietta1860s3.jpg
These are mine.............http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k239/LOSTCREEK65/pietta1860s3.jpg
straight-shooter
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1858 Remington Armi San Paolo .44 (Euroarms)
Ruger Old Army .45
Ruger Old Army .45
Jbar4Ranch
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A few Ruger Old Armies.
Two original 1849 Colts and a modern clone. The relic was plowed up in a nearby field by my grandfather around 1941 and has the owners name scratched into the butt. I've also been able to find some information about the person.
A pair of Uberti Walkers.
Four Jukar/CVA derringers.
Colt .45 SAA, born in October of 1876.
There are several more, I just don't have pics of them at the moment. Another derringer in .41 cal, a High Standard Griswold & Gunnison clone, a CVA flintlock .44 pistol, a Thompson Center Patriot, a couple break top revolvers in .32 S&W, another one in .38 S&W, a Uberti 1873 Cattleman... maybe a couple more I'm not thinking of right off...
Two original 1849 Colts and a modern clone. The relic was plowed up in a nearby field by my grandfather around 1941 and has the owners name scratched into the butt. I've also been able to find some information about the person.
A pair of Uberti Walkers.
Four Jukar/CVA derringers.
Colt .45 SAA, born in October of 1876.
There are several more, I just don't have pics of them at the moment. Another derringer in .41 cal, a High Standard Griswold & Gunnison clone, a CVA flintlock .44 pistol, a Thompson Center Patriot, a couple break top revolvers in .32 S&W, another one in .38 S&W, a Uberti 1873 Cattleman... maybe a couple more I'm not thinking of right off...
