birdshooter
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Ill play.
Pretty guns - let's window shop!
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keith44spl
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Sometimes they's jest gotta be shiny,
Or maybe not so shiny......
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Or maybe not so shiny......
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I think Dave Keith could start a one-man museum of custom firearms.
In all the gun pictures I have looked at in my time on this forum, I think this one—from post 7 above, Mr. RgNewell—is the first I have ever seen with golden screws.
Amazingly, I just gave this 10 star thread it’s first 5 star rating! Threads like this are why I am approaching a million likes!
In all the gun pictures I have looked at in my time on this forum, I think this one—from post 7 above, Mr. RgNewell—is the first I have ever seen with golden screws.
Amazingly, I just gave this 10 star thread it’s first 5 star rating! Threads like this are why I am approaching a million likes!
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The Norseman
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Only in America
My Beautifully Crafted Circa 2005 U.S. Fire Arms
Premium Single Action Flat Top Adjustable
Sights Target Model 4-3/4 Bbl, 44S&W Special.
Shot with my reload for plinking; 240gr Lead
RNFP / 5.0grs Alliant Red Dot / CCI LP #300 /
Winchester / FPS 800?
As usual no pretty pictures from this guy,
but you get the idea.
My Beautifully Crafted Circa 2005 U.S. Fire Arms
Premium Single Action Flat Top Adjustable
Sights Target Model 4-3/4 Bbl, 44S&W Special.
Shot with my reload for plinking; 240gr Lead
RNFP / 5.0grs Alliant Red Dot / CCI LP #300 /
Winchester / FPS 800?
As usual no pretty pictures from this guy,
but you get the idea.
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Modified
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Hmm. I'm not sure which of mine is most aesthetically pleasing. I expect that's sort of in the eye of the beholder. I sort of stopped buying guns that I didn't find pleasing to the eye, in addition to other reasons for buying the gun some time back, so I have a few that probably belong in this thread. Edit: hmm, that ended up being a lot. Oh well.
This K-22 does it for me!
K-38
15-3
19-3
15-3
19-3
Gold screws
Thanks John, A very close friend engraved that for me. He pasted away Thanksgiving 2018. We all miss him dearly. Gary Richards.
One here that we have always thought is attractive with the brass frame.
Henry in .357 Magnum, it was an online gift to us, her mainly. LOL A very nice rifle in a great pistol caliber that is very fun and handy.
Henry in .357 Magnum, it was an online gift to us, her mainly. LOL A very nice rifle in a great pistol caliber that is very fun and handy.
HOUSTON RICK
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OUTSTANDING!
I am going to start a couple more fun threads........
I am going to start a couple more fun threads........
This recent acquisition is considerably out of my normal collecting area, but my love for the HP platform made me click the mouse. The chain of provenance was apparently broken before the person from whom I purchased it acquired it. I wish I knew who the engraver was, but, alas, I do not.
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When I was younger I never really cared for engraved guns. After seeing the photos in this thread (and others), I think I may be changing my mind.
lawandorder
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Brother Dave that is one spectacular BHP! Watched it go and very glad someone here on the Forum got it.
If you have not done so already you might go to the Firearms Engraver forum and seek help with IDing the artist.
If you have not done so already you might go to the Firearms Engraver forum and seek help with IDing the artist.
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Those Vaqueros I posted are slightly engraved, you just can't see it. Those were my cowboy action pistols (might be again, someday) and I recollect without looking at them that I had them engraved with my initials, SASS alias, SASS number, and maybe some fancy work. I'll have to dig them out. I always liked engraved guns but even as works of art I think they should be shooters!
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