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Cause They're Purty
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Cause They're Purty
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"IT IS MY OPINION, AND I AM CORRECT SO DON'T ARGUE, THE 99 SAVAGE IS THE FINEST RIFLE EVER MADE IN AMERICA."
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Re: Cause They're Purty
They sure are.....
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Oh man....talk about soul stirring......
Are these yours???-----6
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Re: Cause They're Purty
They out class anything ever made.
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Dang, I'm gonna have to go clean myself up. Are those Colts? Surely are since I doubt anyone would put that nice a job on anything else. Who did the scratchin'? Inquiring minds and all that.
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Reckon a man could do some fancy shooting with a pair like that.
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Send 'em to me, I can get all them little scratch marks out of 'em... might take a while... but I'll get 'er done in the next decade or so...
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Had to come back and take a second look...very nice guns but......
They are not Colts.
Still, very nice.----6
They are not Colts.
Still, very nice.----6
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Sixgun,
Can you tell who made those? My old eyes thought they were Colts.
I've wanted a real Colt SAA since I was 5 years old and saw my first John Wayne movie. Never have been able to satisfy that desire. At my age and financial situation now that dream is just a fantasy.
Maybe not Colts, but those sure are purty.
Joe
Can you tell who made those? My old eyes thought they were Colts.
I've wanted a real Colt SAA since I was 5 years old and saw my first John Wayne movie. Never have been able to satisfy that desire. At my age and financial situation now that dream is just a fantasy.
Maybe not Colts, but those sure are purty.
Joe
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Kinda look like USFA's to me. They made some really nice SAA's when they were in business.
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Very nicely done, regardless of maker!
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Nope not mine. Don't even remember where I swiped the image. Broke my heart to have to down size to get them to display here. Got one snipped off from the pair and use it for wall paper Cause They're Purty
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Re: Cause They're Purty
The frame has the three line address which ended in 1890. (Going out of my head here so there's could be some years difference) The frame pictured has the horizontal cylinder pin lock which did not start until the late nineties. So......unless someone welded up the vertical screw hole and redrilled for a horizontal pin catch...its not a Colt. Like Hondo says, it too looks like a USFA gun. This company would put the old style patent dates on their frames to kind of "put you back in the day" but retained the stronger and easier horizontal catch.
I blew up the engraving and knew for sure it was not Colt engraving......too many minor mistakes....still very, very nice but if you have seen real factory Colt or Winchester engraving you would be able to see the difference.
The guns are very nice and USFA put out some classy guns. It's just that I've been spoiled a bit. I'm somewhat educated on the early Colts but never have been able to get a nice specimen from the lack powder era as people who have these guns know what they are worth and as a peon factory worker, things like eating and paying car insurance are more important.----6
I blew up the engraving and knew for sure it was not Colt engraving......too many minor mistakes....still very, very nice but if you have seen real factory Colt or Winchester engraving you would be able to see the difference.
The guns are very nice and USFA put out some classy guns. It's just that I've been spoiled a bit. I'm somewhat educated on the early Colts but never have been able to get a nice specimen from the lack powder era as people who have these guns know what they are worth and as a peon factory worker, things like eating and paying car insurance are more important.----6
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Re: Cause They're Purty
Not exactly a matched pair. The appear to be two different calibers. One is a .32 WCF and I would guess the other to be a 38 or .357 ?Sixgun wrote:The frame has the three line address which ended in 1890. (Going out of my head here so there's could be some years difference) The frame pictured has the horizontal cylinder pin lock which did not start until the late nineties. So......unless someone welded up the vertical screw hole and redrilled for a horizontal pin catch...its not a Colt. Like Hondo says, it too looks like a USFA gun. This company would put the old style patent dates on their frames to kind of "put you back in the day" but retained the stronger and easier horizontal catch.
I blew up the engraving and knew for sure it was not Colt engraving......too many minor mistakes....still very, very nice but if you have seen real factory Colt or Winchester engraving you would be able to see the difference.
The guns are very nice and USFA put out some classy guns. It's just that I've been spoiled a bit. I'm somewhat educated on the early Colts but never have been able to get a nice specimen from the lack powder era as people who have these guns know what they are worth and as a peon factory worker, things like eating and paying car insurance are more important.----6
I would love to own them !!!
Re: Cause They're Purty
Great Good Lowrd, those are indescribably delicious.Ben_Rumson
Attachment - A pair of shoots
Anyone know who did the engraving? Apologies if I not read enough of the thread...
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Re: Cause They're Purty
The upper one sez "45 Colt", both have case rims that look to be the same size.Chuck 100 yd wrote:Not exactly a matched pair. The appear to be two different calibers. One is a .32 WCF and I would guess the other to be a 38 or .357 ?
I would love to own them !!!
Griff,
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There is a fine line between hobby & obsession!
AND... I'm over it!!
No I ain't ready, but let's do it anyway!
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GUSA #93
There is a fine line between hobby & obsession!
AND... I'm over it!!
No I ain't ready, but let's do it anyway!
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Re: Cause They're Purty
You are right griff. I went on the big computer and the perspective is much better . I can see now !!!Griff wrote:The upper one sez "45 Colt", both have case rims that look to be the same size.Chuck 100 yd wrote:Not exactly a matched pair. The appear to be two different calibers. One is a .32 WCF and I would guess the other to be a 38 or .357 ?
I would love to own them !!!