The true classics are cool and full of history. If you are in the market for a vintage handgun. I would suggest having it checked by a competent gun smith. Depending on how old your firearm obviously is, the steel they used back then will not stand up to the pressures of the new smokeless powder...
Wow, that Model 22 at the top would have been my guess as to the true antique in this pic. It looks right out of the 1930's. I might have to look at one of those for me. I'm a .45 ACP & Long Colt fan myself.
For classic holsters I would agree. El Paso Saddlery is who made all of my Cowboy...
That's why I hope and pray I never ever have to use my gun in self defense. I've carried a handgun for 20 years and have never had a use for it, other than target shooting, and I hope it stays that way. But, in my opinion, I'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. I had...
Where did this come from?!! I’m embarrassed for him..
My best friend has hair down to his waste in a braded ponytail. He pulls of the look pretty good and keeps it neat. He’s doesn’t dress vintage though. He grows it out long and then gets it cut off every so often for “Locks For...
I used to carrier a Colt 1911 compact, but wasn't comfortable carrying in a cocked & locked position and thought it useless as a self defense tool without carrying it that way. I now carry a new Ruger Alaskan in .454 Casull. It is actually a very comfortable and concealable revolver. I use a...
Yes, That is why I was hoping someone knew of a really good shop, custom work, restoring, etc., not just cheap off the shelf stuff. Thank you for recognizing that.
Yeah, same here, because of the regularity of these events, we’re always alert. As a matter of fact last night someone knocked on the door. I looked through a window they where not aware of, and it was a pizza guy (we didn't order a pizza), but because I believe in being polite and not just...
Yeah, I got some of the same results shortly after posting the question, but I was hoping to find something on the West side of town. I found one on this side of town called "The Hat Rack". I went there during lunch. I even called before I went to verify they carried fedoras......they had 100's...
Believe me, I've already looked and have come up with nothing. I've always gotten my hats on-line, or while traveling. I've never shopped around here for one. I have a hard time believing we don't have any.
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