whitecoyote
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Colt Delte Elite 10mm
Let's see those bar-b-q guns!!!!!!
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BuzzardBilly
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A 4" M27 and a Texas Born STI Lawman:
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1968hawkeye
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Cocked & Locked
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Nothing new to wear to the BBQ...same old stuff.
Alphonso
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I like mine about 6 minutes a side...
One more time: 1954 38/44 HD converted to 45 Colt by Hamilton Bowen, with stocks by Paul Persinger and engraving by Dan Love:
tecrsq
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A Lew Horton run M629 with the full boogie treatment, courtesy of Mag-Na-Port International.
TXSWFAN
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Those are awesome guns CNL.
Pre-27 engraved by Siefried Rentszchke.
Pre-27 engraved by Siefried Rentszchke.
feralmerril
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Just a plain ol 25-5.
keith44spl
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We can only hope the BBQ is half as good as the pistols on this Thread!!!
Boys, Now that there is a Peach!!!
Man, this is a kool thread for sure...
Su Amigo,
Dave
And yeah, I like them carved Ivories...
I carved these in '99 [cow camp style carvin' of a short horn range bull] 2nd Gen. Colt in .44 Special
One more time: 1954 38/44 HD converted to 45 Colt by Hamilton Bowen, with stocks by Paul Persinger and engraving by Dan Love:
Boys, Now that there is a Peach!!!
Man, this is a kool thread for sure...
Su Amigo,
Dave
And yeah, I like them carved Ivories...
I carved these in '99 [cow camp style carvin' of a short horn range bull] 2nd Gen. Colt in .44 Special
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slowburninsteve
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Are we finished? No more bar-b-que guns out there???
Steve
Steve
Cocked & Locked
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found a couple more...
BBQ guns? Origin of term...???....
Here in Maine we have clambakes, not BBQ's, and people don't generally come armed to a clambake, so I ask from ignorance, what is the origin of the term " BBQ guns", and how would you define, in words, the term? I can sort of get the drift...I can see that they sometimes tend to be over-the-top, or ornate, even rococco, or (dare I say it) pimpish, at least the more highly engraved or flashy specimens, or maybe it is more Sunday-Go-to-Meeting fancy...help me understand this phenomenon, and how it came to be....
not being judgmental here, I have a couple which might qualify, i love to take them out and fondle them, but don't shoot them much...
Here in Maine we have clambakes, not BBQ's, and people don't generally come armed to a clambake, so I ask from ignorance, what is the origin of the term " BBQ guns", and how would you define, in words, the term? I can sort of get the drift...I can see that they sometimes tend to be over-the-top, or ornate, even rococco, or (dare I say it) pimpish, at least the more highly engraved or flashy specimens, or maybe it is more Sunday-Go-to-Meeting fancy...help me understand this phenomenon, and how it came to be....
not being judgmental here, I have a couple which might qualify, i love to take them out and fondle them, but don't shoot them much...
Crazy K38
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ok you know when you are going to a gathering with a lot of friends there you try to look nice and wear your 'good clothes'? well exchange meeting with BBQ and good clothes with gun and there you have it! Just a fancy gun we are proud of and like to show off when we get the chance
DWFAN
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Mexican style.
DW
DW
Glock 'em down
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Nothing new to wear to the BBQ...same old stuff.
THIS!!!
This sixgun has the clout to be worn proudly at any BBQ, but then again, it has just enough grit to be an EDC piece at the same time.
Thanks C&L! You always post some AWESOME pics!
DWFAN
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Not really much of a BBQ gun but it is the only thing close I have. Still looking for the right holster for it! Born on date: 1965
I'm not a colt fan but that's a real nice gun.
DW
DWFAN
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How about a pair. Always wanted a Patton two holster setup for these. Model 520, sn n558177 & n558478
Always wanted a Patton two holster setup for these. Model 520, sn n558177 & n558478
