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Lets see the Ponys
roswellnative
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Although always described as a cowboy, Roswellnative generally acts as a righter of wrongs or bodyguard of some sort, where he excels thanks to his resourcefulness and incredible gun prowesses.
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1961 Colt Trooper; my shooter.
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NIB 1968 Trooper; born on the same month and day as me!
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I've almost got this 1891 Colt Single Action broken in.
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If you can't feel the music; it's only pink noise!
But do tell of that Smith that blew off its topstrap..
Note the difference in this gun and the previous: safety, milled alloy not cast, a "commander" hammer that I have to assume makes it a da/sa? the original pocketlite was dao.
Note the difference: safety, milled alloy not cast.
Is that a Pony DA?
quote:Originally posted by roswellnative
Note the difference: safety, milled alloy not cast.
Is that a Pony DA?
This is the Original Pony /OP and it is DAO
Only own 1 at the moment. My grandfathers 1905 Colt Army Special in .38 Special--and yes it still gets taken to the range with light loads.
Now that is a colt!
And o'c
Is this sa? only?
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525 hp I don't know why you guys settle for 1 horse. sheesh! [;)]
Mine will eat a lot less than yours and goes faster in a straight line. [:D]
quote:Originally posted by Night Stalker
525 hp I don't know why you guys settle for 1 horse. sheesh! [;)]
Mine will eat a lot less than yours and goes faster in a straight line. [:D]... and it is what? [;)]
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[:D]... and it is what? [;)]
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quote:Originally posted by Night Stalker
525 hp I don't know why you guys settle for 1 horse. sheesh! [;)]
Mine will eat a lot less than yours and goes faster in a straight line. [:D]Back to my original post: 525 hp and 565 ft-lb torque crammed into a 1965 442
I'll never forget the old 60's Oldsmobile ad which declared "Horsepower sells engines, but torque wins races."
Hard to beat nearly 600 ft-lbs of torque (when tweeked [;)]).
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quote:Originally posted by Night Stalker
[:D]... and it is what? [;)]
NS
[/quote]DAMN IT!!!!!! YOUR RIGHT!!!![:D][:D][:D]
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? otherwise, you'll find an excuse.
The bottom one is a pellet gun made by UMAREX.
Had a 6" Python stolen in 1985. This is the replacement I bought.
Bought this for my wife about 20 years ago. Turned out she dislikes revolvers. So I kept it.
Bagged this recently when I thought I wanted to play with a 32-20.
Has some cosmetic issues but it's still a Python.
The stocks are almost worth more than the gun...
Too old to live...too young to die...
1901 32/20
1977 .45
Series '70 Government model. Bought this in '76, my dad had to fill out the papers, as I was too young. Been my primary carry gun since.
1943 Government model, US issued. This was a gift to my grandfather from the legendary lawman, Joe Anderson. All matching serial numbers, unfortunately, it was refinished in the time when they weren't worth much.
Late '70's Python, and an Early '80's Anaconda
Model 3 Derringer, .41 rimfire
"Lions of Tsavo" Commerative knife, also a Colt.[:D]
Colt Mustang 'Pocketlite'
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Colt 1911 MK IV Series 80 Officers Model
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Colt MK IV Series 70 1911
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Colt MK III Trooper, in .22
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Colt Woodsman, First Series, Target (top)
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A short barrelled Kodiak.
An Officers ACP.
Diamondback, 1968:
Is this sa? only?
Yes, SAO.....She shoots better than any other pocket pistol I've handled and is my constant companion.
Only own 1 at the moment. My grandfathers 1905 Colt Army Special in .38 Special--and yes it still gets taken to the range with light loads.
I had one of those when I was a kid. I bought it with a pack of bottle rockets (5.00). I think I was 12 at the time and was to young and dumb to think about it being stolen.
Ser# is 0000000 ????? Why?
Too old to live...too young to die...
The only pony I have ...
... thus far!
quote:Originally posted by roswellnative
Is this sa? only?
Yes, SAO.....She shoots better than any other pocket pistol I've handled and is my constant companion.
So how do you carry this? Cocked and locked ? or ???
Ser# is 0000000 ????? Why?
As to "why" unless I buy the gun new I'm making it a habit to not show them ... on these I was just playing around with my photo editing software.
A couple years ago I had bought a Daewoo DR300 with a broken bolt that I had bought used on the GB auction side ... after a couple years of not being able to get the parts to fix it I decided to re-list and sell it. While it was up for auction a guy contacted me and claimed it was his rifle, and it had the exact same damage. He said he had sent it in for a claim against Brown Bear ammo for damaging his gun and, that about a year later it was being returned to him un-repaired because they couldn't get parts for it. Then it got "lost" in shipping. After a bunch of research it turns out I had bought mine before his was even sent in for repair and to top it off he didn't actually know his serial number and just thought it was the same gun ... but the shop he sent his DR300 to did know the number; the one I had wasn't his.
? otherwise, you'll find an excuse.
So how do you carry this? Cocked and locked ?
Yes
Cocked and locked is still safer than a Glock [:)]
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quote:Originally posted by roswellnative
So how do you carry this? Cocked and locked ?
Yes
Cocked and locked is still safer than a Glock [:)]
Wait you know you cant say that in my thread!!!
I will refrain from any further comment, except dont shoot your (rhrymes wit Glock) off in that condition!!!