My "New" (Slightly Used) Schofield!

[Jake MacReedy]

Just picked this up from a pard in Indiana...hardly used at all!  Except for a slight turn ring (which, as we all know, ALL Schofield's have!), it appears to be new.  I sure am glad he was willing to sell it to me!

Jake

[Grapeshot]

That's a nice looking Schofield.  I'll bet it'll look even better with those Stag Grips.

[Irish Dave]

Very nice, Jake.

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[Jake MacReedy]

I believe it will, Grapeshot!  They came with the revolver, and just need the final fitting to be done.  I'll do that in November when I get home from this rotation in Iraq.

Jake

[Jake MacReedy]

Thanks, Irish Dave!

[Deadeye Don]

Jake,  Very nice indeed.  You will love shooting it.  What caliber is it anyways?  I think that there will be alot of pards placing orders for Schofields after seeing "3:10 To Yuma".    Regards.  Deadeye.

[Silver_Rings]

Jake, I bet you enjoy it.  Schofields are different from Colts but fun to shoot.  Even more fun at the loading and un-loading table. 

Hope you have a safe tour.  Thanks for your service to our country.

SR

[Jake MacReedy]

Pards, you are absolutely correct about my liking the Schofield!  I have owned and shot 4 different ones over the past 8 years or so.  As with all my other ones, this is a .45.  It'll probably be fed a diet of mostly .45 Government (Schofield) rounds, though.

Jake

[Jake MacReedy]

Thanks, SR!  I'm an "old" retired AF Special Operations guy under contract with the Army over here just helpin' out a little. 

Jake

[Jake MacReedy]

Pards,  some things have come up and I will not be returning to CAS in the forseeable future.  I am going to part with this fine revolver, as I do not want it to just sit in a gunsafe.  It needs to be used in CAS matches!  I have placed it for sale in the Classifieds.  Whoever gets this will be getting one fine Schofield!

Thanks,
Jake