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[Wyatt Burp]

I knew you guys had to be out there somewhere. EVERYBODY on Calguns couldn't only be interested in Glocks, AR15s, and Springfield XYZs or whatever plastic squirt guns that line the counters of the gun shops.

[highpower]

I knew you guys had to be out there somewhere. EVERYBODY on Calguns couldn't only be interested in Glocks, AR15s, and Springfield XYZs or whatever plastic squirt guns that line the counters of the gun shops.

Oh, I am definitely a fan of old revolvers. This is an old picture of some of my collection. I have added a dozen or so since this was taken.

[Wyatt Burp]

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[highpower]

Now we're talkin', Hipower. And is that a very early S&W Target sighted .38 on the bottom there? Here's a couple .45 Colts. A renickeled '58 SAA and a factory nickel 1932 New Service. The cut down 1917 now wears these grips.

That is a 1899 (first model) Hand Ejector .38 Target Model, made in 1901

[trigger945]

I like your recent threads OP

Nice Colt revolvers!

[200Apples]

gunprofit

Finally, something on this forum that is not black, plastic, and striker fired!

Should change the name from Calguns to Plasticguns.

Wyatt Burp

I knew you guys had to be out there somewhere. EVERYBODY on Calguns couldn't only be interested in Glocks, AR15s, and Springfield XYZs or whatever plastic squirt guns that line the counters of the gun shops.

trigger945

I like your recent threads OP

Nice Colt revolvers!

Hear, hear!

I've no vintage revolvers (yet), but my safe contains firearms designs like Model 1892, 1894 carbines and 1911-pattern pistols.

My '92s and my '94 Marlin are either repops or 30-yr-old production but my Winchester '94 was made in 1922 and is a saddle-ring. My first revolver is in jail and can be bailed out a week from Monday. It's a modern variation on the S&W J-frame; a 351PD in .22 mag. Can't wait!

Thanks for a great thread, fellerz.

[nickel plate]

Nice Cobra, Wyatt. First of Colt's "seven serpents".