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Slick as they come for a 75 year old Colt. Many thanks to member.... Lee Barner.

Recent buy...About as clean as they come for a 1974 Colt 1911. The old "70 series" seem to be getting scarce in my part of Texas.

We just came in from our beach walk. Hotter than blazes here on the coast. While walking along the shore this popped into my overheated head. Fantasy/Speculation question: Your 18 to say 21 years of age... WWII has begun. You decide to do your part for the country and join the military...

Left the island to take a break from the crowds. Swung by one of my regular spots and as soon as I stepped in the owner stated..."I just was thinkin of you yesterday". She handed me this. 1981 vintage 66 2.5 inch slick as a pin. No clue when it was strapped with the diamond grips.

Surfing the net, I spotted what appeared to be a very clean Colt 1911 Govt. model in 45acp in a Cabela's in Minnesota. Took a chance and bought it. It was delivered yesterday to my local Cabela's. While doing the paperwork.....( I have bought trucks faster)..I spotted the Colt New Frontier...

Smooth transaction mamy thanks.... A++ all the way.

And another dusty Delta day....

With a little luck and a couple trades I was able to cobble up a (imho) a nice old school rig. Saw many and old time Detective when I was a rookie packin similar rigs. Model 19-3 ..1970 vintage. Older S.D. Myers El Paso shuck. Stags I snagged off the "bay".

There is 2 hours I will never ger back. Shame a person had to die while filming this mullet..

Little gift exchange between two old time members. Outstanding S.D. Myres rig for a S&W K frame. Many Thanks Scott...

Picked this up a month or so ago. Brought back to the Island for a little clean up. Did not need much. Super clean Smith which dates to about 1931. Likely served as a house gun. No holster wear and lock-up, timing, as new.

Up in the country this past weekend and made my pawn shop(s) run. Model 60-4 3 inch Target in 38 special. Seems like a handy little Smith. Lately, I have been staying away from SS but....

Last week while cruising the Colt Forum I came across a thread titled ("Mother Lode of Colt SAA's). Had to open that one up. Sooo....based on some of the pics listed by that OP I could tell they were located at a Cabela's. Check out all of Cabela's gun libraries...no luck. So, I sent the OP a...

Buddy I normally buy a few blades from came across this Randall over the weekend. Smithsonian model brass capped. Solid bass grip which I can only assume is a replacement. Original sheath long gone. How do you Randall guys think ?

Wonder how much alcohol was involved ?? Just a moment...

Many Thanks Garandpappy... A++ transaction.

I have a general weakness when it comes to Colt SAA's. Many Thanks Garandpappy.

Two more I was able to trade into this past weekend. Model 57 1975 vintage and a model 19-3 which dates to 1970. Both excellent plus condition. Randall 1911 for the 57 . S&W 629 ND 8 3/8 for the 19 Good show all in all.

Little newer for me.. 29-4 Full lug.. non fluted cylinder. 5” barrel Excellent plus.. tabled at 1K Deal or no deal ? Production code 101249

Put a few rounds through this model 64 this am. Nice and smooth action. It is marked S.C.P.D. not real certain what agency. It was a pick up out of a local Cabela's a few months ago. For the staggering price of $300 OTD. Makes for a great house gun here on the coast.