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Here is a colt woodsman that was purchased new by my great aunts' husband in 1950. He later was found on a dead end road in an oilfield with this pistol by his side and a bullet hole in his right temple. I do not know if it was ever shot again. My great aunt kept it all those years and gave it to my dad before she passed away a couple of years ago. He gave it to me before he passed I have not shot it. One of my few safe queens. The check given to purchase the pistol is dated 8/30/50, and is made out to Navel Co. for $60. I also have the original box.





ya!

GWB

Of all the gear I have seen you post that there to me appears to be the most valuable.


added. and no, I would not shoot it either, as it is no longer just a thing...it is family history.

I like lever actions too.T-B
32 Win. Special
30/30
22
35 Remington
338/08
358

Some AWESOME STUFF!!! Sure enjoy looking at these fine firearms..

This one sits cocked in my office desk. It’s a WW1 mod.1911 with Dr. Prices’ original holster. The holster reads “10th Infantry US Army Rock Island Arsenal I’ll. 1918 N.R. Price Capt. M.C.

I sure like your Greener! Woodsman ain't bad!

835 boom stick
.670 rhino choke
Truglo pro series sights
Sims pad
Butt stock stuffed with wally world bags and 16oz of sinkers.


Hunting was limited this spring due to my auto accident and FIL hospitalization and then passing away.






10.25" to 11.50" boomstick kills on the wall.




8.75" to 10.125" beards and a bunch of spurs. Boomstick kills.
Ain't updated that necklace in years.

They don't get used much more than this beauty...

A lot of time, effort and skill!

Not taken for granted on this end!

mighty fine!

ya!

GWB

A couple of single shots in 22-250.




Custom Rem 700, top

Cooper M22, Varmint Extreme, bottom

ya!

GWB

Texas Longhorn Arms version of Elmer's famous #5, hand built in Texas by Bill Grover. This one in .45 Colt with an extra .45 Mag cylinder.

Holster is a Bill Grover design made by Ted Blocker.

Mr. Grover hand made a series of these guns, reversing the loading gate and ejector housing. He claimed Sam Colt was left handed, made these guns for his idea of what a right handed shooter should have.

This gun had been sent to Dave Clements to harden and re-cut the sear. Mr. Grover's metal hardening, reportedly, wasn't always first rate. Anyway, Dave Clements fixed it and it's about perfect with a crisp, light trigger.

A collector offered me a lot more for this gun than I had in it, so I let him have it. It's a good shooter, the .45 Mag version being slightly more accurate than the .45 Colt.

DF

Here's a nice BIll Grover write up by John Taffin. http://www.sixguns.com/BookOfThe44/bot44c28.htm

DF

Ithaca 37 Featherweight Deerslayer with a now defunct Hastings Paradox tube and a Burris 4x20 Mini. I believe I was shooting Remington Copper Solids back then.

A couple of Winchester 21 deluxes.

Nice. I have one that's Skeet 20 ga.

Here's a 28 ga. Merkel with solid rib.

DF

A pair of 220 swift Mauser's

A couple of Sauer 200's




top: my pimp rifle, 30-06 Springfield

Bottom, Europa-Lux, 25-06

ya!

GWB

Pre-64 M70 358 Win.



Pre-war M70 270 Win.



A 7x57 Swede with metal by Jim Wisner and wood by Dean Zollinger.