rhmc24
Absent Comrade
A bubba-distressed Colt 1917 that begged to be saved , grips ebony wood I got in Africa ----
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rhmc24
Absent Comrade
Colt SAA .38-40 my work again, African ivory again, an un-registered gun I bought the last day I was leaving NY when I retired in '81 ---
rhmc24
Absent Comrade
Deja Vu, I think I showed this one before, Triple Lock I bought in OK City gun show in '82 for $135, sad failing cold blue, I had to do the TLC, Africa grips ---
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rhmc24
Absent Comrade
My Non-Colt Pseudo Ace, Philippine frame, Ceiner .22 conversion, Numrich innards, eBay pewter grips, my decor ----
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rhmc24
Absent Comrade
My BBQ .44 Special Shooter, poor outside, nice inside, I deepen the chamber from .44 Russian, TLC & Africa grips ---
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rhmc24
Absent Comrade
Family .45 auto, 1918, belonged to my cousin, in 1930s we shot up a storm with a nail keg of loose .45ACP one of his ranch hands brought back from National Guard camp. Gun looked wore out even then & I bought it from his estate a few years ago for $150 & dipped it in the renew vat for half an hour ----
We call them pimp guns. This one is a Colt 1903 .32 Auto hard chromed with faux ivory grips.
Not a "pimp gun" but a subdued classic! A "pimp gun" is a nickel-plated .32 1903 Colt, with faux black "pearlex" grips. (I know, because I saw one in a bawdy house on a back street in New Orleans.)
Shhhhh... that's just our little secret!
Scott
The only handgun I own that would stand out at the BBQ is a Springfield Armory Desert Storm Commemorative.
hotrod150
Member
She's been seen before, but here's mine. Wolf & Klar, 3rd model 44, from a 1930s Texas lawman.
Quinn, I'm not familiar with your Wolf & Klar reference. ?? Were they a custom house? Distributor? Law enforcement supply?
This one might work.
Deacon KC
Member
Wolf & Klar was a Texas dealer/distributor who got S&W to put the lug back under the barrel of the N frame. This became known as the 3rd Model, the first was the "Triple Lock" and the second is the 1917 type with the exposed ejector rod.
Well, I'll be dogged. So THAT's what a BBQ gun is!
keith44spl
Member
How about a Pre Model 10
This might have to be my favorite of the bunch. Luv that front sight!
Two Colt's ready for some brisket.........
Two Colt's ready for some brisket.........
SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!
lawandorder
Member
Bob Bettis
Since this thread came back up.............
This is a formal request. It is time for some more images of your Daddy-in-law's 1911, holster and badge. Close ups too.
Thank you.
Since this thread came back up.............
This is a formal request. It is time for some more images of your Daddy-in-law's 1911, holster and badge. Close ups too.
Thank you.
sbacpa
Member
If I had a BBQ to attend, this is what I would take (Pre 27 Harry Jarvis engraved)-
And this is how they would ride ( custom made by forum member 05CarbonDRZ)-
And this is how they would ride ( custom made by forum member 05CarbonDRZ)-
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