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The only two guns I have that could qualify..... The nicest 1903 I've ever seen (that I all but stole from Cabelas). And my, custom built by me, Fusion LS in .38 super. Hard chrome with black nickle appointments.
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08-03-2009, 10:14 PM
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Hi
Here is a Dressed up Victory Model from "South of The Border"..  Hammerdown
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08-12-2009, 02:55 PM
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BTT for those who missed these beauties!!!!!!
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08-12-2009, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Ed333
Here in Maine we have clambakes, not BBQ's, and people don't generally come armed to a clambake, so I ask from ignorance, what is the origin of the term " BBQ guns", and how would you define, in words, the term? I can sort of get the drift...I can see that they sometimes tend to be over-the-top, or ornate, even rococco, or (dare I say it) pimpish, at least the more highly engraved or flashy specimens, or maybe it is more Sunday-Go-to-Meeting fancy...help me understand this phenomenon, and how it came to be....
not being judgmental here, I have a couple which might qualify, i love to take them out and fondle them, but don't shoot them much...
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Well Sir,
For lack of a better term, most the men folk I know carry a sidearm for work or sport just about everyday. When we all get together for a little ice cream social or maybe some B-B-Q Brisket or Ribs, trimmings and southern sweet iced tea we wear our favorite handguns.
You never know when a friendly shootin' match might break-out down by the corral.
And a little money might change hands as well. I'll tell ya a good time is always had by all.
So sometime give it a try...
Su Amigo,
Dave
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My choice is this 1969 engraved Model 27-2 with Herrets stocks on it.
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08-14-2009, 12:19 AM
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Just got my Colt 1903 .32 back from Wayne.
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Wow...very nice looking Pocket Auto!! The engraving and bluing are supreme. Who did the bluing for you?
Thanks
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Bar B Q rig
This may not qualify as a Bar B Q gun, but it's what I got, if I ever get invited to go to a Bar B Q. A 6" mod.27-2 nickle. wearing grips borrowed from another 27, until I get a proper set for it, Ivory, ebony, or such. The leather is an old George Lawrence, modified to fit.
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Don't have a picture of this one with the leather, but it looks just like Iggy's above. We both got 'em from a high-end leather craftsman!
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03-18-2016, 05:24 PM
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Iggy and Wyo sur fuf got some fancy hardware there....
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Iggy and Wyo sur fuf got some fancy hardware there....
Yeah, grin you rascal. You wanna 'splain where we got it?
There's about 5 of us outchere a plottin' your come uppance!! 
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