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Isn't that special!

I mean don't get me wrong, I could see posting that on a Smith thread.

But some kind of Buck knife decorated by a drunk Indian? And that Smith? Here?

Probably also thinks 4 inches is HUGE. Dumb fuggin' Pollock.



Travis

I guess I'm just stuck in the past but I've never considered SS S&Ws "old". Some maybe collectible but "old"?

Just to get back sorta on track I'll throw up a pic when I get home tonite of a real peasant Blackhawk for Deflave. I have a dandy 357 that I gave $75 for, loose as a seaport hooker and pitted like an artillery range but it still shoots like crazy and doesn't mind rolling around in my floorboard. Trust me, it's bitchin.

Yeah, I got a laugh out of that, too.

As for "peasant" guns, I still have my first Bisley in 45 Colt, which I bought myself for my 45th birthday. It's pretty beat up, but it sure does fling lead (especially the heavy kinda pieces of lead) purty good...

That looks great.

Yep!

This thread makes me want some single actions. Nice stuff on here...

As promised the poor old peasant floorboard pistol. It shoots well enough that I don't dare mess with it, I've headshot grouse using button nose wadcutters in 38 cases. Only thing I did was trashcan the goofy Pachmyer presentation grips it came with.

....you already own perfection...don't need no custom...

Bob

...how about telling us more about these little jewels and some pictures of the sights...those are really sharp...

Bob

4" barrel with warnings removed, steel ejector with checkered head, actin work ,including free spin pawls, round butt with polished grip frames, coca-bola grips,over size base pins fitted withshort knurled heads, Bowen Rough country rear sights, hammers have been jeweled. All in all nice little 22's.
Ronnie

front sight

rear sight

the place

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That was the first thing I thought but then I saw who posted it.
Ignore him,, he's just looking for attention.

Back on topic.
I'm not much of a hand gunner but even a slacker like myself should have a Single Six,,, Right.



Oh yea,,,,, I also have a "somewhat" collectable Smith. (1946 K22)

4" Douglas barreled, round-butted Bisley Single-Six by Clements

Another 44 Special FlatTop.

And a 22 Mag.

Thats the most attractive revolver I have ever seen.

I have an oddball Ruger Bisley 44 mag with a skinny 10.5" barrel and short ejector rod housing, never seen another one of those either.

Thanks gunner!

I love the loose and beat up ones.



Travis

the thread is about revolvers.

Field, have the mate to that 1946 K!!! A beautiful thing.. Need to look for photos of my Rugers..

Like this? This is originally a Magnum only piece and so marked. I fitted a LR cylinder to it. Shoots them both very well