Ok, getting into handguns and wanted one of the SuperGuns. The 1847 Walker Colt pistol. Is being shipped 2nd day air. It can hold 60 grains of BP and considered one of the most powerful on the planet until the .357 Magnum introduced in 1935.
Doubt I will charge it to this amount. My .54 cal Jaeger rifle only uses 50 grains.
But here are some info and some pictures. I am camping out by my mailbox and wait!
Doubt I will charge it to this amount. My .54 cal Jaeger rifle only uses 50 grains.
But here are some info and some pictures. I am camping out by my mailbox and wait!
Lonesome Dove Walkers |
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“Yesterday’s gone, and we can’t get it back.” What are words of wisdom from Augustus McCrae, former Texas Ranger and one of Larry McMurtry’s famous characters’ from his Pulitzer Prize winning novel, “Lonesome Dove,” are inspiration for Cimarron Firearms’ new pair of Lonesome Dove Walker .44 revolvers. The Walker .44 was the authentic standard-issue Texas Ranger pistol. Cimarron Firearms has designed and embellished the Lonesome Dove replicas with great attention to detail. The Lonesome Dove Walker .44 features a 9-inch barrel in a charcoal blue finish, a white engraved cylinder, and case-color hardened finish on the frame and hammer. The trigger guard and grip frame are in brass, with a steel backstrap, and finely figured walnut grips sporting a cartouche. The guns are authentically marked, one with “Capt. Augustus McCrae, Texas Rangers Frontier Battalion” down the backstrap and his Texas Ranger Division “E Company No. 120” on the left side of the frame and barrel, and the other with “Capt. Woodrow F. Call, Texas Rangers Frontier Battalion” and “E Company No. 119.” |
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