texas longhorn arms

[snappy]

Last night when I was over at the folks house my dad said he had something to give me. He went out of the room and when he came back he gave me one of his matched pair of Texas Longhorn Arms .44 mag. It's the "Grovers improved number five" and man oh man is it sweet. Loading gate is on the left hand side, were it should be for a right hand shooter. I've been told that Sam Colt was left handed and that's why all loading gates are on the right hand side, I don't know if it's true or not but if you think about it it makes sense. Anyhows, thought I'd share this with you, plan on deer hunting with it this fall.

 

[rock_jock]

I prefer Texas Aggie firearms.

 

[snappy]

Evidently you've never heard of nor handled a high quality firearm.

 

[MRH]

If you want to read more about this particular gun, John Taffin has an article about them at the link below:

http://www.sixguns.com/range/index.html

Nice gun, but Grover could have picked a better name for us Texas Aggie sixgunners.

 

[rock_jock]

I hope it shoots better than its namesake plays football.

 

[Drundel]

I saw a Colt .45 Aggie. I have some pictures around somewhere. Actually there is a thread with it. Look for my nic and aggie or something like that.

 

[rock_jock]

drundel,

I would really like to find a good engraver who could engrave the ATM symbol on one of my guns. Given every variety of A&M-oriented paraphenalia out there, I am sure there is someone that could do it.