Surely someone in the revolver hive has a 2-gun BBQ rig.
As good as I can doOriginally Posted by jtcarm
Surely someone in the revolver hive has a 2-gun BBQ rig.
The lack of a brace of Barbecue revolvers is a shortcoming I really need to remedy.
A matched pair of Open Top replicas in .38, deep blued and engraved Purdy style, with scrimshaw fossil ivory grips would be rather stunning.
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Be the change you want to see in the world: https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/908674867
Seriously, someone buy that. I've had it bookmarked for a couple weeks now. Engraving, refinishing (maybe high polish nickel, maybe Ford's master polish blue with nitre screws / proper case coloring) and Grashorn stocks with no bark has been rattling around in the back of my mind for awhile.
Someone on THR a long time ago had one of these set up like that and I've never been able to find that thread or those pictures since.
THIS is a proper barbecue revolver:
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/913201158
Gets my vote!
Smith 624, 629 Mountain Gun, 64 with 3” barrel, 66 with 2.5” barrel along with a pair of Spyderco Enduras and a pair of Spyderco Delicas.
Those knives sound like taxonomic names for arachnids.
Smith 624, 629 Mountain Gun, 64 with 3” barrel, 66 with 2.5” barrel along with a pair of Spyderco Enduras and a pair of Spyderco Delicas.
My Smith .22s, an 18-3 and a 17-3.
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