speaking of bike rides, I figured I should add these from the recent trip to Cody, Wy.
The 4" Model 29-2 ended up being a comforting choice.
speaking of bike rides, I figured I should add these from the recent trip to Cody, Wy.
The 4" Model 29-2 ended up being a comforting choice.
That antelope won't hurt you.Originally Posted by Lost River
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I like mine quite a lot. It doesnt look like I like it, but I do.
The only thing that comes close for me is the 4" 24 (have it on at the moment, just came in from dog walking).
You never know..That antelope won't hurt you.
Did you ever see that rabbit on Monty Python, search for the Holy Grail?!?!
On another note, Here is my idea of single action big bore perfection. I have posted this elsewhere, but not in this thread, so..
This is a .45 convertible flattop. Mostly will see use as an ACP.
Bisley hammer installed, base mountain pin. Stainless grip frame replaced with a LW aluminum one.
LOVE it.
Excellent point! I was assaulted by a rabbit in my yard once.
A ninja rabbit.
Truth.
And nice 45. The figure in the grips is great.
Last edited by Malamute; 09-15-2015 at 09:47 PM.
Just dont mess with the shrubbery.
What is the airspeed velocity of an un-laden African swallow?
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What's up with pointing/aiming your weapon at a creature you don't intend to shoot? If you felt truly threatened, why bother taking the time to get your camera/cell phone and take a picture aiming down the sights?
Not trying to be a jerk, I'm just curious as to why. (Cool pictures though, and a nice gun)
Last edited by warpedcamshaft; 09-18-2015 at 08:06 AM.
Because it made a good pic would be my guess
What is the harm in doing it
About the same harm as pointing rifles across the street at houses to get a picture of your new reticle. Good photo but I wouldn't do it myself.
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