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huntsman that is a slick looking rig with the sleeping coon .what is it if you mind me asking ?

Browning Buckmark Black Label carbon fiber

thanks i like it

My Cur dog hates quill pigs. He got into one......once. since then he let's me know when there is one nearby. Whether it's treed or under a root ball, he finds them.

Tell us about that good looking six shooter with the porky. Good looking revolver.

That's a Ruger Single Six in .32 H&R Magnum. I had some custom work done to it.
The Grips are sheephorn made by Josh Jollie. I wanted them done with the bark left on them and I think he nailed it.
The rest of the work was done by Alan Harton of Single Action Service. Octagon barrel, Super Blackhawk style hammer, steel grip frame, steel ejector rod housing, black powder chamfer on the cylinder. I put a ghost ring rear sight on it as well.
I carry it when running the beagles on hare and cottontail. Never know when you'll come across a porcupine, or have problems with coyotes. especially when they are territorial during breeding season.

Very nice. I remember when 32 mag Single Sixes were common and pretty much unwanted around here when I was a kid. I thought, why in the hell would anyone want one of those silly things. Fast forward 15 years and I bought a S&W K32 and it’s one of the best knocking around and shooting stuff guns I own. Wish I’d have stocked up back when they were cheap.

My Griff is pretty good at locating them as well. Never too close though, luckily

Got another one while self isolating today. Grabbed the beagles, my cur dog and horse. Headed north to see if I couldn't get a hare going. The Cur dog found another quill pig. Got this one with my New Model Single Six in .22 WMR. 4 5/8" barrel

Nice!

Don, never know anyone to get charged by so many coons, as you.

Must be your cologne ?

Paul, I have a live trap set by my bird pens. Seem to cotch about every one that comes to dine on pheasants. usually about 20 a year....

huntsman22 ,are those coons even worth skinning and scraping to sell the furs? From past experience coons are a lot of work compared to other furbearers.

6mm and 70 gr. Horn.

That is one hell of a nice revolver. Thanks for sharing it with us.

there is something about that stile of barrel on a six gun that just looks perfect

Now that I’ve elected to stay home from work due to the Covid outbreak the nest robbers on my farm are in serious trouble!

Why not spread those rings out?