Colt Single Action Army: The Gunfighters Gun
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That’s an interesting article, that is one gun I have never owned, owned a couple of Ruger Vaquero’s, but not a Colt.
Talyn
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I've always had Ruger single-actions - Blackhawks & Single-Sixs
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YES! .22 LR & .22 Mag FUN & CHEAP TO SHOOT! 4 clicks spell COLT !
Nice article. I do own a Ruger Vaquero but no Colt's
Susquash
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My first handgun was a Ruger Single Six Convertible with a 5 1/2 inch barrel. I have owned several single action revolvers over the years. I have always enjoyed shooting them. My father gave me a family heirloom shortly before his death last year. It is a 1873 Colt single action .44-40 with a 7 inch barrel that my grandfather traded a fiddle and a plug of tobacco for in his late teens. He became a crack shot and would give demonstrations of his skill after he was banned from all the turkey shoots because he always won them. He then left Wisconsin and worked cattle ranches in Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota. The old Colt sports ivy grips into which he carved the brands of all the ranches he worked. Needless to say it is one handgun that will never leave the family.
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Gorgeous
HansGruber
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Ivory grips?
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Beautiful. That’s a really nice piece, with great history.
That is one very fine gun love the grips