Time To Show Em' Off...........

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Okay ... I may have shown this before ... but here are a few of my toys ...

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Here are a couple of newbies that have come in since that pic was taken:

[Beauregard Hooligan]

Here are my single action Rugers




The Vaqueros are in the center line in pairs. The first two are .44 Mag with 7 1/2" barrels is blue/case with bone grips. The second pair are SS Bisley Vaqueros in .44 Mag with 5 1/2" barrels. The next pair are Birdshead Vaqueros with 3 1/2" barrels in .45 Colt; the greatest western hide out pistols ever built. Below them are two 5 1/2" SS Vaqueros in .45 Colt with Ruger faux ivory grips. The next pair are 7 1/2" .44-40s blue/case with stag grips. The last below them is my 7 1/2" Super Blackhawk that I've used to take 2 California wild boar in the Salinas Valley, and one black bear in the Sierras, wearing Pachmayer grips. On the right side is my 50th anniversary 7 1/2" barreled Ruger Flat Top .44 Magnum and a 1973 Ruger Blackhawk .357 Mag with a 9mm conversion cylinder and ivory grips. On the left is a 50th Anniversary Flat Top Blackhawk .357 Magnum, and another convertible, a 5 1/2" barreled SS Ruger Bisley Blackhawk in .45 Colt and a interchangeable .45 ACP cylinder. That pistol is a bit weird, as I have shot a dozen or more factory and handloads through it with both cylinders, and it shoot most accurately with the Wolf steel cased .45 ACP ammunition, cutting cloverleafs at 25 yards.

I will admit that I have the Ruger Acquisition Syndrome, a bad case, but I really don't care. I buy guns, ammo and reloading components first, then buy food and pay for gasoline and everything else with what is left over.

[cpt dan blodgett]

Wow - great bunch of rugers, Thought I was doing good on single action rugers but I can only count 9 - 2 of which are .22 so don't know if they really count.  You truly have set the standard

Beauregard, with that arsenal - how did you find the time to shoot the remington that went kaboom? 

[Dances With Coyotes]

Mah babies......

[Red Cent]

Competition guns

[Marshal Deadwood]

NICEEEE ! Very nice, folks.

Deadwood

[Mustang Gregg]

SASSy Shawna's new K-Vaqueros in .44 S&W.
The pics didnot come out as clear as I wanted.
The images don't really show the HOT PINK as well as they really are.
But the checkering and eagles are perfect.

When I get back I may post some more Ruger revolver pics.

MG

[yeti76620]

Hot Diggity!

Finally gets to see them much talked 'bout Pink Slats!

Man They're HOT!

[Capt. Jack McQuesten]

Just picked this up yesterday......A stainless NV in .45LC with a 7-1/2" barrel:

[Pay Dirt Norvelle]

Nice looking guns everyone!  Next week I will put up a picture of my NM Vaquero Bisley in 45 and a month from next week my second one as I can only buy one handgun a month here in California.   

[Pay Dirt Norvelle]

Here is a picture of my first Vaquero.  Its partner is at my FFL and I will be able to start the paperwork in April 30th.  One of the joys of living in California.



Here are a couple of others.  Uberti 1875 Remington and Cimmaron Pistolero.

[smokin6]

Great looking guns!

[Pay Dirt Norvelle]

Ok, here we go.

My two New Vaquero Bisleys


Two 1858 Remington C&B revolvers.


Rossi Winchester 1892 and two 1897 Winchesters.  One made in late 1918 and the other in early 1919.

[SixGunMike]

[SixGunMike]

[Pay Dirt Norvelle]

Here are my two Ruger New Model Bisleys.  I have posted a picture of them before, but I wanted to show them off with my new leather gear.  Just have the leather made by one of our local SASS shooters.

[Jayhawker]

My Birdshead...

[Abilene]

I no longer own any Rugers.  Great guns, just not my cup of tea.  But a few years ago at Mule Camp I took come pics of a carry Vaquero made by Hogleg Smith, thought you folks would enjoy these.

[Capt. Jack McQuesten]

I did a little horse trading and came away with this stainless steel 5-1/2" Original Bisley Vaquero in .45 Colt:

 

[smokin6]

  those look  really cool. Ruger all the way 

[Capt. Jack McQuesten]

I was out at the range a couple of days ago and I had my 10-1/2" Ruger SBH with me. It had been awhile since I had shot it, so I figured I would try my hand at the 100 yard steel plates with it.

Well, one of my CAS buddies was there and he took a real liking to it. He had a NIB stainless Ruger NV with a 7-1/2" barrel in .45 Colt, so we ended up swapping!

This one is a perfect match to the one I bought off of him several months back.

Here is my SBH:



The NV from him:



My pair of  NV's "Akimbo":



My trio of stainless Rugers in .45 Colt:

[Pappy Myles]

My favorite pair.   OM Vaquero's in 45 Colt.  I call them my "Cougars"  (Rugers that think their colts but only better)
Belt Mountain Colt style cylender pin, Power custome Cresent Ejector Rod and housing the keeps the ejector off the barrel,
Power Custome half cock hammer and trigger, 15lb springs.  custome grips.  Tuned and sighted in for 200 RNFP bullets at 850 FPS at 50 feet.

[smokin6]

Competition guns

NICE!

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Hi,

I have shown these off before, but they really are my favorite ones ... previously owned by a Territorial Marshall who honed them and used them so that the action is like silk ... and then put on Stag grips that really show off the bluing of the pistols ...