Wouldn't a "commander" style hammer look neat on a Colt SAA?

This is a joke, right?

Now, on a DA wheelgun, I could actually see it. Especially for J-class; Ruger prototyped the SP101 with such a setup; I'd buy one in a heartbeat.
 
Jim March,

I'm pretty sure it's a gag based on this thread. ;)

(...at least, I hope it is. Lavan's always struck me as being quite sane. :eek: )
 
Tamara

dang it. My next was gonna be a bob hammer Luger.

but...........I....think...there's.....more.....


stay tuned.

heh
 
Mike: if it's about the same size as a J-Frame, and eats out of the same speedloaders, but it doesn't say "S&W" on it, I tend to call it a "J-class". Charter Arms, Taurus, Rossi, God knows how many others have been made. The SP101 is slightly oversized for the breed, but still qualifies.
 
"J-Class revolvers?"

Descriptive of the size/type, when not always by S&W. Good concept, Jim March. Descriptive, brief, handy. I like it.

Best,
Johnny
 
Not many people know this.....

but the rowel style thumb piece on the Broomhandle Mauser was actually a carry mechanism.

The concept was to thread two ends of a suitably decorative cord through the aperture in the rowel and then carry the pistol by it's cord around the neck.

Hence the name, "Bolo" Mauser.

Honest :cool:
 
"Oh, the humanity!" (Hindenburg crash)

"The Horror...the Horror..." (Apocalypse Now/Heart of Darkness)

"Madness...Madness!" (Bridge on the River Kwai)

:)
 
Oh, yeah. Commander hammer, rubber grips, red dot scope, camo paint, and HOW ABOUT A MUZZLE BRAKE! Sorry. I got excited.

But with a little work it could look just about like a little modified Ruger 10/22.

John
 
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