The Pictures Pages

Started by RRio, March 22, 2005, 12:43:32 PM

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RRio

Let's see your prized possessions!






Oh, by the way,   .... a GREAT BIG Thanks to the Marshall!
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it"  - Capt. Woodrow Call

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NCOWS 2492  SASS 22927   SCORRS     USFACS #28       GAF #267 Dept. of the Platte  AZ        STORM #178

Capt. John Fitzgerald

I have a couple of USFA's that I consider "collectable."  First, and foremost, is a .38 cal.,  1851 Navy Richards Mason conversion.  It is my understanding that no more than 35 of these were made before USFA abandoned the project.  The presentation case was made by Bill Shumate at www.billscases.com . The USFA label was modified by me.  The macro setting on my camera caused a bit of distortion to the picture.

My other collectable is one of the now discontinued 16" Buntlines with skeleton shoulder stock.

So...  What USFA guns would you consider to be "collectable?"  Any one of their percussion revolvers?  First models of the Omni-Potent?  The Henry Nettleton series?
You can't change the wind, but you can always change your sails.

Turquoise Bill

Well here is one of my SAA in .44-40, looking to acquire the  2nd. These will go with my USFA Premium Lightning in .44-40 26" Octagon barrel
Man of the Blue Stone
SASS # 39118
SBSS #865, Order of the Golden Bullet
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Turquoise Bill

Here's a couple of pictures of the USFA Lightning, .44-40 26" Octagon barrel, geeze, guess I have to buy a bigger safe, arsenal continues to expand. ;D
Man of the Blue Stone
SASS # 39118
SBSS #865, Order of the Golden Bullet
NRA LIFE MEMBER
RO II
Warthog
Home Club: www.bluffheadbushwackers.com

RRio

Calamity Jane ( the one and only)

How are those hawglegs workin' out for ya? I didn't steer ya wrong did I?
Sure are purty with those 7 1/2" barrels.
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it"  - Capt. Woodrow Call

"Proud citizen of CasCity since 2004." 
NCOWS 2492  SASS 22927   SCORRS     USFACS #28       GAF #267 Dept. of the Platte  AZ        STORM #178

CW Price Texas Ranger

45's 4 3/4" bbl premiums.  Blue, factory ivory 2 peice, master A engraved.  Silver, aftermarket one peice ivory w/scrim, armory B engraved, my initials as s/n

RRio

Beautiful guns, CW. How 'bout a bigger pic so we can see the engraving a little better? Are you registered with USFACSS yet? If not, let me know and I 'll add you to the list.
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it"  - Capt. Woodrow Call

"Proud citizen of CasCity since 2004." 
NCOWS 2492  SASS 22927   SCORRS     USFACS #28       GAF #267 Dept. of the Platte  AZ        STORM #178

CW Price Texas Ranger

I am registered with the forum, but not with USFACSS.  I took the pix with my camera phone as I have no other way to do it other than my wifes 12 MegaPixel camera.  Let me tinker with images she has taken and see what I can do.

CW Price Texas Ranger

Here is the silver plated 45 USFA.  Pix is the best I can do.

RRio

Quote from: CW Price Texas Ranger on September 05, 2005, 11:07:36 AM
45's 4 3/4" bbl premiums.  Blue, factory ivory 2 peice, master A engraved.  Silver, aftermarket one peice ivory w/scrim, armory B engraved, my initials as s/n

What is skrimshawed on the grips of the silver one? Can't see enough detail.
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it"  - Capt. Woodrow Call

"Proud citizen of CasCity since 2004." 
NCOWS 2492  SASS 22927   SCORRS     USFACS #28       GAF #267 Dept. of the Platte  AZ        STORM #178

CW Price Texas Ranger

Sent you a message w/ art attached, or www page where you can see essentially the same.  Only dif is that I ordered the absolute whitest Ivory I could get.  The art work is tiny dots filled in with ink.  You can post it if you like, but I opted for the safe side.  The artist who actually did mine was KDH, as near as I can make out the initilas.  It was done through Nutmeg Sports.

RRio

Quote from: CW Price Texas Ranger on September 06, 2005, 07:30:06 PM
Here is the silver plated 45 USFA.  Pix is the best I can do.

Gosh! that really looks good. My nickeled may be making a trip to USFA to have the standard grips put on.
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it"  - Capt. Woodrow Call

"Proud citizen of CasCity since 2004." 
NCOWS 2492  SASS 22927   SCORRS     USFACS #28       GAF #267 Dept. of the Platte  AZ        STORM #178

RRio

Quote from: CW Price Texas Ranger on October 12, 2005, 04:15:27 PM
Sent you a message w/ art attached, or www page where you can see essentially the same.  Only dif is that I ordered the absolute whitest Ivory I could get.  The art work is tiny dots filled in with ink.  You can post it if you like, but I opted for the safe side.  The artist who actually did mine was KDH, as near as I can make out the initilas.  It was done through Nutmeg Sports.

I don't think I got it. Can't find it anywhere.
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it"  - Capt. Woodrow Call

"Proud citizen of CasCity since 2004." 
NCOWS 2492  SASS 22927   SCORRS     USFACS #28       GAF #267 Dept. of the Platte  AZ        STORM #178

CW Price Texas Ranger

Can you pm me with an email address?  I will send to there.  or go here.   www.kabstudio.com  do so at your own risk.  gun grips 3 is essentially one side, the other side was artists choice and was similar.

Charlie Montana # 16369 Life

My new Single Action 45lc. w/ Truivory Grips.

pjv

Here is a picture of my early model China Camp Serial No.CC9X.
Shoots excellent and am now considering a USFA Lighning in 44WCF.
Any feedback on the Lightning model would be grearly appreciated.

RRio

I thought I would put a sticky on this. so we would not have to go through 3 pages trying to find "the Pictures Pages".

Renamed it also.

;D
"I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it"  - Capt. Woodrow Call

"Proud citizen of CasCity since 2004." 
NCOWS 2492  SASS 22927   SCORRS     USFACS #28       GAF #267 Dept. of the Platte  AZ        STORM #178

Capt. John Fitzgerald

Beautiful leather, Rusty!
You sure can't beat Paul Persinger for grips.  I have a couple of sets of one-piece ivory grips from him.  
You can't change the wind, but you can always change your sails.

Marshal Halloway


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Capt. John Fitzgerald

Marshal,
Welcome to the USFA forum.  It's about time you showed up!
CJF
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