That is very nice. I really do like the "business-like" appearance.
That is very nice. I really do like the "business-like" appearance.
That one speaks to me! Outstanding.Originally Posted by irascible_joe
Just got this one back from Mag-Na-Port. It's a TALO limited-edition .44 Special stainless Ruger Blackhawk on the small flattop frame. Ken Kelly did an action job, free-spin pawl conversion, and Velvet Hone finish. The grips are black Micarta from Hogue. El Paso Saddlery made the Threepersons holster and cartridge slide.
Just a Hairy Special Snowflake supply clerk with no field experience, shooting an Asymetric carbine as a Try Hard. Snarky and easily butt hurt. Favorite animal is the Cape Buffalo....likely indicative of a personality disorder.
"If I had a grandpa, he would look like Delbert Belton".
Just got this, need grips.
Smith 69, L Frame 5 shot 44 Magnum. Unimpressive until you pick one up and realize 44 Mag in an L frame. Very accurate and nice size for packing
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29 ?Just got this, need grips.
That right there is one of my bucket list guns. Fixed-sight N-frames just give me all the feels.
I don't know, that carbon fiber looks pretty good as is! Details on the knife please?Just got this, need grips.
That's a 29-3.
The knife is a Eric Ochs Dirk with cf scales and hand hammered copper clip, backspacer, inlays and bolsters.
That is a beautiful knife.That's a 29-3.
The knife is a Eric Ochs Dirk with cf scales and hand hammered copper clip, backspacer, inlays and bolsters.
And I like 4" 29's as well. Loaded a couple hundred rounds of 44 this weekend, and look forward to making more brass out of them.
Last edited by SLG; 02-15-2016 at 09:06 AM.
I can't wait to try her her. my 1st .44 . Not very experienced with wheels either so it'll be extremely eye opening.
Eric makes some incredible knives. I traded one of his other ones for this one.
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