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Nice collection my brother.

Welcome from the DFW metroplex.

I personally always use a lubed felt wad under my bullets or balls. If i want it loaded for a long time I put a thin card under the felt to keep oils from seaping into powder charge. My standard lube is beeswax, parrafin, and olive oil. Some times i put a little lanolin in it. I have even made...

One heck of a find. You sure know how to hurt a guy.

I for one totally believe it. I have several Rugers. One being a New Model Blackhawk. They are some tough sob's. I passed on a stainless ROA in a pawn shop 20 something years ago. One of those da moments. Haven't found another one i could afford, without going for the divorce. Dont get me wrong...

I'm old school. I am former Marine. Can't say ex because we are not ex until pushing up flowers, but my point is I had a rifle and pistol in my hands since I could walk. My daddy, God rest his soul, was another former Marine. Taught me and my brother to shoot and respect weapons at an early age...

Welcome from the Big E, home of the National Polka Festival. Always good to hear from a fellow Texican. Enjoy the sport. Good helpful people here. Semper Fi DL

Steve I love originals. They feel just so right in your hands. My problem is there are so many to choose from and the retirement wallet is not that deep anymore. One day, one day. BK I may change my avatar to the Toxic photo. SF and Happy Birthday my brother.

They are really good guns. I have 2 Euroarms '58's small grips, Bealls style, and my '58 SS Pietta. Nice big grips and heavier all around.

Bad Karma I know this is not the place but I have to show you my latest find. Made between 1909 and 1912 making it at least 110 years old. H&R 2cnd variation large frame .38 S&W five shot. It was missing grips, I got repros for $25, and missing one coil spring for SA sear, I had in parts bin...

Welcome from the Great Republic of Texas Ellis County area.

I like them my brother. You are an 1860's fan for sure. I on the other hand lean more toward 1851's and 1858's. The last photo is for you and all my brothers. Semper Fi

I likey. You must be aged like us. DL

Now here i have to go along with 45D. I mostly buy Pietta's for that one reason. The arbor is usually excellent on them. I dont know why Uberti doesn't fix the arbor problem. Here are my thoughts, Pietta finish not quite as good as Uberti, however the arbor fit and finish is better than...

Thats what I am talking about. That old saying " PROTECT YOUR NUTS " holds true here.

amen brother. Vote hell no to stop Beto. He's not even a good Mexican.

I am with you brother, but i dont shoot that much anymore. I now sight in my weapons and once I have done that then they are cleaned, logged into my book, and go into the collection. Now the exception is my sheriff model '51 44 cal. That one stays loaded with 30 grns 3f Swiss and a .454 round...

Spend all that time in the rice fields and cant cut up one little pistol? I know, took me a few months to getup the nerve also. SF

Woa Woa Woa I may need to get in on this my brothers. Aint no one likes shooting big guns better than Marines. SF

Go ahead brother. I have chopped 2 so far. An 1851in .36 and an 1860 in .44. Do it quick and the pain goes away faster. What i made were brass 3" snubbies. Got a steel .36 to make a 3" 38 S&W conversion gun. Just have not gotten to it yet. One day. SF