First picture thread.

Doc

We haven't had a picture thread on this forum, yet. Anyone up for a little show and tell?

These are the revolvers I used for CAS matches. Pictured is a pair of Hartford Model SAAs in .45 Colt that I picked up at a gun show in Utah when I lived there in the late 1990s. They have consecutive serial numbers but this isn't anything special with Ubertis since they routinely send shipments of guns to dealers that include consecutively numbered units. I could have bought 5 or 6 in a row had I wanted. The ivories are fake, sort of the like the guns.

oldgunner

Fake or not Sax, those are nice..Powdersmoke can turn those grips into something spectacular if you treat him nicely....

amsptcds

got a way to upload pics besides by links?

Doc

No, you need to have the images hosted on web photo hosting site. There are free ones but I pay $24 a year for FotoTime because I find it simple and easy and that's what I need.

amsptcds

I like this one:



I only went out a played with it one day. I have some 777 to test it out with next.

I converted this, then added an ejector later:



OOPS.. kinda big

Got this 41 that I haven't touched:

dcinffxva

So as to not use a lot of space, the first link has some good pics of some of my original BP pieces. The second link has mostly everything in it, but without a lot of detailed pics.

http://s14.photobucket.com/albums/a336/DcinFfxVa/Antique guns/

http://s14.photobucket.com/albums/e387/vawildpig/

Here are a couple of the locks on my favorites though [:)]

amsptcds

Those are nice. If I ever get in the position to obtain some originals I sure will give it a shot... so to speak.

dcinffxva

This one had been cleaned when I bought it, which really hurts the collector value. I bought it cheap as a shooter, and it still pings the steel at 100 yards. I haven't tried it out at further distances.

amsptcds

Here's something from yesterday morning:

61 Uberti model shooting 20gr 777 with an 85gr truncated round.




25 yards one handed.

CHGOTHNDER

Shot this one a few times and the winny was made in 1878.

Blackfoot Jones
SASS# forgot

dcinffxva

This thread needs to keep going, so here are a few more.

Burnside Carbine


Remington Model 1841


Harpers Ferry Model 1842


Springfield Model 1863 type I


Springfield Model 1863 Type II

mazo kid

Here are some of my black powder handguns:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v133/mazokid/?action=view&current=OriginalBPHandguns.jpg
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v133/mazokid/?action=view&current=BPRevolvers.jpg
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v133/mazokid/?action=view&current=BPPistols.jpg

This is about 85% of my black powder handgun collection; I do have more pistols both repro and original. In the photo of the revolvers, there is a Traditions Open Top '61 conversion and a Pietta with an R&D conversion cylinder. Also an early Lyman mdl 1860 with silver plated TG and grip frame. The small underhammer pistol is one I am building and is in 22 cal. Emery

oldgunner

Mazo, nice collection, and thanks for posting them.

plains scout

Many of you all have seen this before. I greatly admire your acquisitions and possessions shown above. There is one 32-20 and one 25-20 which are the real McCoy in the above. The rest of shootable browning or win reproductions except for the pistol which is a Ruger Bisley, the .22 whice is a Marlin 39A and the shotgun which is a russian scatter gun with real functioning hammers.

LEE3370

Howdy Folks,
Here is my "Remmy Family Portrait".
Well behaved group.
Thanks for the chance to show them.
"http://tinypic.com/m9633m.jpg"

sheepdip

This is my safe Queen.
Colt Custer,
bought it new but don't have the ball's to shoot it yet.

sheepdip

Replica Arms by Pedersoli - .44 cal