Now who doesn't love a good cowboy gun?

[Thuer]

Post this picture years before. Both 3th generation Colt SAA are in my collection. One is in .45 Colt the other in .357 magnum. Both are made mid 1980. Still love them.

 

[Wyo]

Here is a Colt SAA with one piece ivory stocks and engraved. Holster and belt by Myres El Paso.

 

[Wyo]

And this one is a Colt Gen 2 38 Special:

 

[Buick]

U.S.F.A. .45 Colt "Rodeo"

 

[Shark Bait]

Ruger New Vaquero in .44 Magnum



Earlier Ruger Vaquero in .45 Colt, came with .45 ACP cylinder too



Cimmarron .45 Colt

 

[22lrfan]

This is three of my Colts. Top to bottom: .45 Colt made in 1881, .38-40 made in 1899 and a .32-20 made in 1907. The clouds of smoke from the blackpower loads in the .45 are impressive.

 

[22lrfan]

Besides revolvers lever guns are my favorite, especially the old ones, and I've been lucky enough to accumulates several dozen from pawn shops. So here's a gaggle of old, octagon barrel cowboy guns.

 

[22lrfan]

Not all cowboy long guns were lever actions. Colt introduced the Lightning pump in 1884. These are a .32-20 made in 1897 and .38-40 made in 1896.

 

[The Norseman]

Very cool and 38

And this one is a Colt Gen 2 38 Special:

Inherited Dads 1956 Ruger Single Six Flat Gate 22lr.

My two U.S. Fire Arms Premium Single Actions;
Flat Top and Unfired Bisley (both 44S&W Specials).

My usual not pretty pictures.

 

[Buick]

Montgomery Wards hammer double 12 gauge. One to ride the river with.

 

[Kurusu]

Who doesn't love a good cowboy gun?

Not me for sure.

Edit. To be continued.

 

[Kurusu]

Continuation.

To be continued.

 

[Kurusu]

Because not all "cowboy guns" were SAA.

 

[Dump1567]

Somebody's 1902 work horse I recently picked-up. Shipped to San Francisco when the city was much different than it is now. Who knows were it ended-up?

Shoots like a dream.

 

[pharmer]

Just one, .45 Colt/acp. Bought it directly from Khaled at Shoot Straight, he caught me in a moment of weakness. I should shoot it sometime. Joe

 

[Mule Packer]

Wow!!! Some of those are just downright gorgeous!! Here are some of mine. Not real fancy, but certainly functional.

Many years ago when I was "playing cowboy," the country where the ranch was located had a lot of thick timber-covered, mountainous areas...black bear country. Our foreman wanted all of us carrying a revolver when horseback away from the ranch headquarters, and he preferred we carried a single-action because, as he put it, "Even when it's dirty, it'll still work!"

I guess old habits die hard because I still carry a single-action when I'm horseback up in the hills.

 

[model17]

More Cowboy Guns!

Almost forgot I had these in the safe, since they're rarely shot.

Ruger Bisley .22

Ruger Birdshead .45acp

 

[Wyatt Burp]

Here's some short ones. Cut down 5" renickeled 1890 .44-40, pearl handled 1992 .44-40 with a .44 Spl. cylinder only, engraved .45s, 1957 & 1920, and a 1911 .45 on the bottom rebuilt by Colt in 1969. I got the original .32-20 parts for it.

 

[boykinlp]

This Cimarron Uberti model p with sambar stags added.

Wow Charlie, those Sambar Stag grips are superb!
Larry

 

[MCorps0311]

There are absolutely some beautiful SSA collections here.