Excellent.  Like others have said, wish we had the like button.

I would not make that trade for both, either!
Don't do it, a blunder that reeks of remorse.

so is the BAR better to keep or is it worth trading for both but not one,from what im reading maybe your saying to leave the deal alone? i do think they over priced...thanks Coffinmaker Bob

Lovely!

Nothing much new here but not going to get ammo with Gopher Grease no more. This followed me home.

Morrey made in the 70's were pricey even then, always like this vert late period style, could not afford so had a TC for a while but it didn't have a good cool factor.

Copies an Allen and Thurman rifle, better known for pepperboxes.  Heard the 54's and 58's were brutal with the amount of drop, this is a 36. 

Very Nice!

  Hey BOB 

Well actually NO!!  The "Signature Series" were a "last gasp" of percussion guns made to capture Colt nostalgia.  Built from "in the white" Italian parts (Uberti mostly and some ASM), finished and assembled here.  They weren't all that good and Colt refused to letter them.  They suffer the same short comings of ALL Uberti built Percussions.  Short Arbor Syndrome, Timing problems, etc.  The guns mostly look good but that's about it.  When seen for sale, usually grossly overpriced and hyped as collector fodder.  I would personally not purchase nor trade for them at all.

Ooooooooo - YUM YUM 

Morning all.

65, headed for 95.

Not much to report. The Mrs. Is going to a local horse show as the pit crew for a friend. I'm going to work. It is a coworker's last day, as he took a job with a hotshot crew in Tennessee. We will be celebrating by skipping PT

—TK

purdy!