How about a thread of guns that look good together?

[Guest]

A trio from the 50s.....

 

[handyman]

I just wanted to add this group in!

Thanks for looking.

 

[Curt Dawson]

Mickey D you usually have impecable taste;but that snake gun ruins it.

 

[DCWilson]

A couple of .44 specials dressed alike -- so similar, and yet so different.

DW

 

[fyimo]

A couple of new ones and even two that are just bought and not received yet.

Model 28-2 4 Inch

Model 27-2 5 Inch Barrel

Nickel Model 57 4 Inch

Model 27-2 6 Inch Barrel

 

[Beak]

Hopefully this image is OK. Here is my 27-2 and 17-4. Beak

 

[Beak]

Lets try this. Beak

 

[IanNersesian]

How about a 66-2 and a 544 hanging out together? I think it's a nice start to my collection.

 

[tipoc]

M19-4 and M13-3.

tipoc

 

[tipoc]

Three 38s.

tipoc

 

[tipoc]

28-2 and post war .357.

tipoc

 

[tipoc]

Three 45s.

tipoc

 

[EQGuy]

Here are a couple of my rifles.

 

[jughed440]

my only Remingtons...the .308 700 SPS Varmint is so new i still haven't ordered a scope or mount for it

 

[1891SingleShot]

Two Model 66's & A Model 19

.22 Combat Masterpiece (Pre-18) and Model 15

Three Model 36's

 

[Qball]

Originally posted by EQGuy:
Here are a couple of my rifles.

Interesting rifle you have there sir, might i ask what it is?

 

[EQGuy]

Originally posted by Qball:


Interesting rifle you have there sir, might i ask what it is?

Qball:
It is a Remington Number 3, also known as a Hepburn. They were manufactured from 1880 to around 1908. I purchased the action at an auction three years ago and had it made into the rifle shown. The caliber is 38-50 Remington which is an old target round which I make from 30-40 Krag brass blown out to .375. I use the rifle to compete in Black Powder Cartridge Rifle Silhouette matches.

 

[wundudnee]

I think these look pretty good together.
610-0 and 617-0

Early M&P 2" and 64-2 2"

A couple flatlatch chief's

First model hand ejector and .38S&W topbreak

N's always look good together

Some 1906s and 1890s

 

[twilson66]

I always though these 2 went together:

model 15-3 and 38 airweight

 

[Qball]

Originally posted by EQGuy:

Originally posted by Qball:


Interesting rifle you have there sir, might i ask what it is?

Qball:
It is a Remington Number 3, also known as a Hepburn. They were manufactured from 1880 to around 1908. I purchased the action at an auction three years ago and had it made into the rifle shown. The caliber is 38-50 Remington which is an old target round which I make from 30-40 Krag brass blown out to .375. I use the rifle to compete in Black Powder Cartridge Rifle Silhouette matches.

Thank you sir, it is a very beautiful rifle.