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Post a Pic......Single Action Revolver
William81
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One of my favorites.....A Rodeo in .38 Special...Post em if you got em
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[:D][:D][:D]He never said single action only!
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Well lets see what I can fine
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Nice!
quote:Originally posted by 1911a1fan
[:D][:D][:D]He never said single action only!
Nice Try [:)]
W.D.
Me, wearing a Colt Saa .45 outside the luxurious hotel in Ingalls, Oklahoma. Reckon do any of you know what happened here?
Would you mean the Battle Of Ingalls on Sept 1,1893
This is my last year's Christmas present: a Schofield from Uberti.
This is my last year's Christmas present: a Schofield from Uberti.
I looked at one of those....what do you think of it ??
A genuine Colt 3rd G in 44 Special with ivory stocks.
And a 44 caliber percussion revolver based on the 1851 Colt Navy Model.
But I don't have a photo of that one.
BTW- S&W has made SA versions of some of their target models over the years. Don't assume because it looks like a DA Smith it isn't a SA revolver.
Too old to live...too young to die...
quote:Originally posted by searcher5
Me, wearing a Colt Saa .45 outside the luxurious hotel in Ingalls, Oklahoma. Reckon do any of you know what happened here?
Would you mean the Battle Of Ingalls on Sept 1,1893
Yup. Residue of he Dalton Gang. Long story to it, but I'll post that on a separate post, if anybody shows interest.
W.D.
Clouder..
Sorry about the other "riff raff" in the photo.[;)][:D]
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W.D.
Well lets see what I can fine
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Yeah, I'm not even going to try to top that. Pretty impressive collection.