how about a N-Frame grip and leather show
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Magnumdood
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Seeing all these gorgeous 41 Magnums has me bordering on placing an order with the S&W PC for a model 58 w/a 5" barrel.
Here are a pair of model 28s wearing Alaskan fossil bone by "Executioner".
I LOVE the 41 magnum!
I inherited my Dad's Ruger 3-screw flat-top 41 magnum. It's probably not had more than a full cylinder shot through it; it looks like it's factory new. It was his favorite gun, and he was a gun collector. Nothing terribly expensive; in fact, he restored old military rifles and those rifles account for half of his collection. My brother and I split them. I didn't care which ones I ended up with as long as I got the Ruger. He used to get it out on occasion and wipe it down and work the action, and just look at it and enjoy the pride of possessing it. I was with my Mom when she bought it for him for his birthday. I may just go the custom route with S&W if I can't find my friend pretty soon.
Thanks for the complemnt. The holsters are by Rob Leahy/Simply Rugged.
Magnumdood
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How about a 1937 Registered Magnum with Wesson Grip Adaptor and Brook Trout Dinner?
Brother, my Brother...yer KILLIN' me with pics of that Registered Magnum...eye-candy deluxe.
JCS&W
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Just a M28-2, with Grashorns, BK grip adapter, and some useable leather.
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I'll play. 629-1 wearing Nill-Griffe rosewood and De-Santis speed scabard
Eaglestroker
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Hey BMCM, I like your belt loop modifications 
mighty fine looking combo.
mighty fine looking combo.
Eaglestroker
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I did some trading for this EPS Tanker rig. I've been wanting to make one myself for a while now - and the quality of this piece has set the bar pretty high. I've worn it quite a bit this week and it didn't even get me hung up crawling through the blackberry bushes yesterday
what is the make of the blade in the background?
Busse Combat
Heres a picture of my 629-2 Mountain Revolver wearing Kurac Honey Bastogne Walnut square butt magnum grips, holster is vintage Lawrence...I needed to convert the strap to fit the magnum target stocks.
My 24-3 with assorted leather goods, carried it Saturday opening day of deer season. El Paso saddlery belt, Safariland holster, Simply Rugged cartridge slide, and Camillus folding knife and sheath. Grips are good ol' factory S&W, but not the ones that came on the 24-3.
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75Vette
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Iggy, thanks for re-opening this old thread. I hadn't joined the forum back then and had not seen the beautiful collection of guns, grips and leather. Chris, thanks for starting the thread in the first place.
Here are a couple of pics of my 629-6 and 60 with Lobo pancakes. The 629 is wearing Hogue bantams and the 60 has Altamont magnas.
Here are a couple of pics of my 629-6 and 60 with Lobo pancakes. The 629 is wearing Hogue bantams and the 60 has Altamont magnas.
bamabiker
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Iggy, I'll second what he said and those stocks are killer.
I think I've shown this before but it is a little different and I like it.
My nickel M28-2 with some nice stocks and a half flap.
I think I've shown this before but it is a little different and I like it.
My nickel M28-2 with some nice stocks and a half flap.
keithherrington
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No longer mine but still one of my favorite pictures
Bowen customized 38/44 Transitional Model in 45 Colt with Roy Fishpaw grips.
Bowen customized 38/44 Transitional Model in 45 Colt with Roy Fishpaw grips.
DevilDog72
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What a combo....... who made the holster..... I want a Mdl 22 and that leather is p e r f e c t.
Bowen customized 38/44 Transitional Model in 45 Colt with Roy Fishpaw grips.
W O W
What a combo....... who made the holster..... I want a Mdl 22 and that leather is p e r f e c t.
Wow, I don't know how I missed this first time around!
Some really beautiful, and even stunning work here! Thanks to all who shared the magnificent examples of leather and grip craft!
My humble contribution, just a stubby M29 in a Mernickle rig, belt was done at the same time, too. Grashorn stags and a Tyler T round out the package.
Some really beautiful, and even stunning work here! Thanks to all who shared the magnificent examples of leather and grip craft!
My humble contribution, just a stubby M29 in a Mernickle rig, belt was done at the same time, too. Grashorn stags and a Tyler T round out the package.
Eaglestroker,
That is a beautiful tanker shoulder holster. May I ask who made it, and if it is currently made? I would love one for my Colt Trooper MKIII!
Ed
That is a beautiful tanker shoulder holster. May I ask who made it, and if it is currently made? I would love one for my Colt Trooper MKIII!
Ed
1931 Customized HD with stag grips and carved holster I got for it.
ElPaso Leather:
RONALD HENSLEY
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wipes slobber off chin
at_liberty
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My 657s and N-frame holsters
Alaskan, Galco, DM Bullard, CME, Bianchi, Desantis, et al.
Alaskan, Galco, DM Bullard, CME, Bianchi, Desantis, et al.
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GunarSailors
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My Performance Center Lew Horton model 27-8 five inch 8 shot, and custom made southpaw holster for it made by Mojave Leather.
And a nice picture with the internal lock hole, just to show how unashamed of it I am
And a nice picture with the internal lock hole, just to show how unashamed of it I am
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Model 624: S&W
Stocks: Kurac
Leather: Lobo
Stocks: Kurac
Leather: Lobo
A friend of mine's truck wears a bumper sticker on its bumper:
"I wasn't born in Wyoming, but I got here as soon as I could."
That's every bit the way I feel about this forum so I'm resurrecting an older thread to share a special rig. A cowboy named Andy--somewhere in his late 70s or so--ran the Longhorn Saddle Shop while I was attending the University of Wyoming (post Air Force). He measured and made this rig for me. For many years he also made the white leather outfits worn by the ladies of the Cheyenne Frontier Days. Andy's gone now (RIP), but his memory lives on for those of us lucky enough to have a piece of his work.
"I wasn't born in Wyoming, but I got here as soon as I could."
That's every bit the way I feel about this forum so I'm resurrecting an older thread to share a special rig. A cowboy named Andy--somewhere in his late 70s or so--ran the Longhorn Saddle Shop while I was attending the University of Wyoming (post Air Force). He measured and made this rig for me. For many years he also made the white leather outfits worn by the ladies of the Cheyenne Frontier Days. Andy's gone now (RIP), but his memory lives on for those of us lucky enough to have a piece of his work.
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I had posted this elsewhere but then I saw this thread. Stocks are pre war magnas, holster is three persons style made by our own 05CarbonDRZ (Alex). I'm very pleased with his work.
M 629-3 Classic DX with NILL's in a PWL #1011
M 29-2 with HOGUE ROSEWOOD in a Harry Maacken Cross Draw
2 more pictures from the NILL's, the first pic didn't justify them:
Better wood with special screw (double sided screw head with slot and rosette).
They are so precisely CNC-machined, that it is a little tricky, to remove them
without damaging (also my first post ever).
P.44
Attached: The "lost pb-pics"
M 29-2 with HOGUE ROSEWOOD in a Harry Maacken Cross Draw
2 more pictures from the NILL's, the first pic didn't justify them:
Better wood with special screw (double sided screw head with slot and rosette).
They are so precisely CNC-machined, that it is a little tricky, to remove them
without damaging (also my first post ever).
P.44
Attached: The "lost pb-pics"
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