DeaconKC
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Not a gun per se, but found a pristine copy of "Firearms disassembly with exploded Views" b y Karns and Traister. A superb reference for older firearms.
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freakazoid
Familiar Face
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I really like to add these grips to a Colt Government model! They are fossil mammoth tooth and the best I have ever seen!
So remember when I was all like, I should buy these then buy the 1911 to put them on? I totally ordered them and they just came in.
Now I need to get a pistol to put them on. My plan is to then get it engraved, make a nice BBQ gun.
Fed in a Fedora
Practically Family
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As one who made a living with modern arms, I really enjoy my muzzleloaders most. Of particular interest are flintlocks:
freakazoid
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Surprised I didn't post this earlier.
Not old, but a reproduction of an old revolver. My Uberti Top Break No. 3 in .45 Colt. Took 8 months from the time I put in the order to when I finally received it, I had to wait for the next batch of orders to be fulfilled.
Not old, but a reproduction of an old revolver. My Uberti Top Break No. 3 in .45 Colt. Took 8 months from the time I put in the order to when I finally received it, I had to wait for the next batch of orders to be fulfilled.
Oldsarge
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What fun 'old' revolver! Nice.
DeaconKC
One Too Many
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A friend of mine just got a Remington R1 stainless and polished it up to look almost like nickel. Might be an idea for your starting point.As one who made a living with modern arms, I really enjoy my muzzleloaders most. Of particular interest are flintlocks:
DeaconKC
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A friend of mine just got a Remington R1 1911 in stainless and polished it up to look like nickel. Turned out nice and might be a starting point to consider.So remember when I was all like, I should buy these then buy the 1911 to put them on? I totally ordered them and they just came in.
DeaconKC
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Well, I screwed that up twice.....
freakazoid
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As one who made a living with modern arms, I really enjoy my muzzleloaders most. Of particular interest are flintlocks:
Pretty. How long is it?
Fed in a Fedora
Practically Family
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This was built as a kit from Tennessee Valley Muzzleloading about 13 years ago. It has the fairly common 42 inch barrel in .50 cal. 58 inches from muzzle to heel.
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Picard1138
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Surprised I didn't post this earlier.
Not old, but a reproduction of an old revolver. My Uberti Top Break No. 3 in .45 Colt. Took 8 months from the time I put in the order to when I finally received it, I had to wait for the next batch of orders to be fulfilled.
Very nice. Did you order this one from Cimmaron Arms?
-Max
freakazoid
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The local gun store ordered it through Uberti.
cchgn
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Surprised I didn't post this earlier.
Not old, but a reproduction of an old revolver. My Uberti Top Break No. 3 in .45 Colt. Took 8 months from the time I put in the order to when I finally received it, I had to wait for the next batch of orders to be fulfilled.
Man, I've been jonesing for one of those for years. I ordered one once and waited a year and then was told, they couldn't get it.
Picard1138
One of the Regulars
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Cimarron has them, but they're not cheap: http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/cartridge-revolvers/top-break/model-no-3-shofield-1.html
-Max
DeaconKC
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Well, not vintage [looks like like it was made in 1999] but a classic i just picked up. Sig 220 built in Germany:
Kirk H.
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Well, not vintage [looks like like it was made in 1999] but a classic i just picked up. Sig 220 built in Germany:
Very nice!
babygirl...
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glad i got my tote-in card along time ago...
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Been busy of late. Colt model 1905 in 45 acp but not the 45 acp you shoot in your 1911. Colt's first 45 cal handgun - they only made around 6000. This one went to the Copper Queen Mine in Arizona in 1907. Was period engraved at some point as well.
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That is a beautiful firearm, my friend. Bravo!
Late 1970's/early 1980's Colt Sauer Sporting rifle in .270 with Redfield scope...
My wife surprised me with it for Christmas about 15 years ago. It was NIB, never fired.
Looks like my ex
Renault
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Shot this one right off the back porch. Seriously!!! Had just finished a rechambered job that day on the rifle. Husqvarna 146 in 9.3x57 to 9.3x62. Used the open sights as I hadn't even had a chance to sight in the scope.
Wife shot this one. Same spot. Last year. Off back porch. Less than 6 weeks after her open heart surgery! Rifle is her Winchester model 88. 308 calibre. Vintage 1957. And yes we love our cats!
Wife shot this one. Same spot. Last year. Off back porch. Less than 6 weeks after her open heart surgery! Rifle is her Winchester model 88. 308 calibre. Vintage 1957. And yes we love our cats!
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