And I have that damn job. For a little while longer....I am always around somewhere.....always...
And I have that damn job. For a little while longer....I am always around somewhere.....always...
The conversions are so Clint Eastwood. I also like the 75 Remington looks.
And I have that damn job. For a little while longer....
Uberti is the source for the ones that are unobtainable.Uberti makes both the 1875 and the 1858 conversion, good looking solid guns. They probably made excellent clubs for peace officers back in the day, I've read that Wyatt Earp clubbed far more people with his revolver than he shot with it.
Uberti is the source for the ones that are unobtainable.
There is a pair of 1872 “Colts”, (uberti), with a gun belt on GB.When we can all gather in the love of lever rifles six shooters and leather I will be there.
Uberti and .38 for the win.When you get that far back, stuff gets really expensive and you have to use BP cartridges.
They make very affordable, and beautiful guns.Dang it now you all have me out on the Uberti web site looking at rifles and pistols.
Dang it now you all have me out on the Uberti web site looking at rifles and pistols.
You need a nice American lever gun, made in Italy.I'm been looking at more commie guns. Someone guide me away.
You’re asking the wrong group if that’s what you’re wantingI'm been looking at more commie guns. Someone guide me away.
Uberti and .38 for the win.
so the Colt I bought was made in 1905. That’s in the transition period to smokeless powder?
I'm been looking at more commie guns. Someone guide me away.
SKS FTW! (Lol)I'm been looking at more commie guns. Someone guide me away.