Horse-Trading for a new cowboy pistol

[SemperFi1977m]

Boy am I liking having a neighbor who owns a gun shop lol. He also offered to load 45acp for me with my brass for just the cost of the components

[GoldenVolt]

Originally Posted by SemperFi1977m

Boy am I liking having a neighbor who owns a gun shop lol. He also offered to load 45acp for me with my brass for just the cost of the components

It's nice to have a good neighbor

Hay .
Nothing personal. I would have shown you how to load and let you use my equipment but I don't think I'd pull the handle for you

NicecowboyGun!

Greg

[skosh69]

Very nice ....

[Hoss in IL]

Nice score ! I regret selling my Ruger six shooter. It was the first handgun I ever bought when I turned 21. It was a single six with the 22lr/22mag cylinders.

I think you're going to like it.

[TUFF-IRON]

Congratulations on a fine wheelgun I have the same model myself and it is a great shooter .I also have a 1974 4 5/8" Blackhawk in 45 colt/45 ACP and I shoot them both often. The Bisley gripframe handles heavy loads very well.

Terry

[Hoss in IL]

HIJACK COMING!!!!!!!

Terry, awesome picture of your pistol! Cool pistol stand and I really like that old grinding wheel/whet wheel. We don't see that many of them in that good of shape around here.

Take care

[SemperFi1977m]

Man, that is sweet Terry! I can't wait to get mine lol.

[Thedragonslayer]

Those are great looking guns!!! Makes you want to head to a saloon!

[Snipersnest]

I have two stainless vaqueros in .45LC with the simulated ivory grips with a cowboy rig. They certainly are fun to shoot, but a pain to eject the spent rounds. Have fun with yours!