BBQ Guns

[Sgt 127]

I have one. Its not nearly as fancy as others, but, its actually a more practical dress up gun.

Factory round butt 629 with Executioner stags with my name, rank, badge number and agency engraved in an El Paso rig.

 

[Mickey Rat]

What a great collection of guns and it says a lot about who we are.

I had for a short while my father-in-law's nickle plated 36 3". He had his firearms stored at my house. Right after his death, I asked his 2 sons if the would mind if I kept it. They weren't gun types, and they knew that John would have loved for me to have it. It was to be my BBQ gun, and I carried it at his funeral.

I have since given it to my son, and it is now his treasured BBQ gun. I need to get me one again.

 

[keith44spl]

Like that holster and rig. Who made it??

If'n it's a formal black tie kinda thing...

Well Sir,
I just cobbled it up right here on the ranch...Kinda like the saddle tan ones for everyday wear.

Su Amigo,
Dave

 

[gym]

What is that finish on the ivory grips Beauty?

 

[depicts]

"Well Sir,
I just cobbled it up right here on the ranch...Kinda like the saddle tan ones for everyday wear."

OK, just something you "COBBLED" up. I am impressed. Good work.

 

[pjpjr]

BBQ only for this beauty.....BTW those are Executioner's handy work on the grips....

 

[The Tucson Kid]

I have a set of nice combat K-frame grips that I'm thinking of putting a revolver under. I'd love a nickle M10 but will inquire about the DAO M64s J&G has. Yes, just so I can use the grips


P.S. I'm moving to Texas and it's a shame they do not allow open handgun carry.

I just drove up to J&G and got my first S&W, a 64-5 1989 I belive. It will be polished and some "dress grips" for my BBQ gun. New Hogues for every day shootin.

Here's the "before" photo as it came from J&G Monday. Not bad for $230!

 

[Pilgrim]

I've got a couple of pretty guns, but this probably fits the BBQ definition the best. Sorry it's not a revolver.

 

[ditrina]

Here's a bit of Daves " COBBLIN " with a 3 1/2" PRE 27 in Nickel.. Just before it went to a BBQ

Now if your talkin; Sunday Go To Meetin'

 

[Muley Gil]

Well, this one ain't the fanciest or the prettiest. Matter of fact, it looks kinda plain. BUT, it is the oldest surviving 3rd Model .44 Special yet known. It was in the first shipment of 3rd Models sent to Wolf & Klar in January 1927.

Still shoots very good too.

 

[STCM(SW)]

This would be mine now...

 

[fat tom]

This one was done by Jeff Flannery. Giraffe bone grips.

f.t.

 

[Maximumbob54]

This one was done by Jeff Flannery. Giraffe bone grips.
f.t.

I promise I won't complain if you were to take more pics of this one and post them.

 

[153]

This is as close as I can get ... it' not an S&W though

 

[bettis1]

Sal,

Thanks for resurrecting this great thread.

Hard to decide what might be my favorite BBQ gun. Guess it would depend on the circumstances so here are a couple. If lots of you S&W addicts were invited, I might hang this old RM on my side.

On the other hand, if any old LEO's were allowed to show up, I might wear this very early 1911 Super .38 and .38 Safety Hammerless that were the arms of my wife's Texas Sheriff grandfather.

Bob

 

[29aholic]

Tried to work a deal for this one to no avail.

A pair owned by a friend and fellow forum member.

I still have the holster but the Combat Masterpiece had to go to pay bills.

 

[bettis1]

Curtis,

If you ever feel a need to get rid of that holster send me a PM.

"Lefty" Bob

 

[weatherby]

How about a Pre Model 10

How about a few more ?

I consider you the reigning king in this area

 

[turnerriver]

Bob, who made the holster on that .38 Super?
Your wife must be very proud of her grandfather & the "reminders" she has.
Here's a couple possibilities.
Regards,
turnerriver

 

[weatherby]

Being a bit north for these affairs momma only let me have one

A Pre 27 The Holster is A Heiser given by a Man who believed it
should be with this revolver.I and my kids will always remember.