Quality Gear Question

[Shotgun Steve]

What type of old west gear would you like to see reproduced that isn't being reproduced right now?? With quality being a must!!!
 Shotgun Steve

[River City John]

Period bottled, canned and boxed goods. What else?

[Pancho Peacemaker]

Boots.

Better quality, more comforatable insole.  More variety of period correct styles.

I know you can get all of this with a custom boot maker, but I'd like to see more off-the-shelf options.

Pancho

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[Books OToole]

A square tubed, hot blast lantern.

Actually there is one being produced.  It is $ 189.00.

Books

[Trap]

  Merwin & Hulbert pocket army (open top model) Skull crusher grip, of course

[Mogorilla]

I would love to see a Manhatten Navy replica just because I like the grip better than the colt navy.  I would really love a cooper double action percussion as well. 

[Delmonico]

Good cast iron spyders in several sizes.

[Federalist]

A silver or brass cased pocket watch that NEEDS to be wound.  Unless ya know wheres I kin git one now.......

[Pancho Peacemaker]

A silver or brass cased pocket watch that NEEDS to be wound.  Unless ya know wheres I kin git one now.......

It aint cheap, but this Scottish company sells a nice mechanical pocket watch:

http://www.dalveyonline.com/shop-online/wrist-%2526-pocket-watches/half-hunter-pocket-watch

I lucked into one of these used on Ebay and it's a real nice time piece.

[St. George]

Older pocket watches abound in antique malls and at antique shows - try there, first.

Once cleaned and oiled properly - they're as good as new - even the really old ones.

The one I carry is a 'lever-set transitional' made in 1884 - it keeps better time than my Rolex.

Vaya,

Scouts Out!

[Don Nix]

Over the years I have tried to buy up  all the old Dollar pocket watches I have run across. i have some old ones that run fine some for parts and a few brand new that have never been wound.You used to see them on display cards in stores when I as a kid. They worked fine and when they quit you could just buy another one.
I will sell some of the ones I have but not for a Dollar. I'd take $35 to $50  for them plus shipping.

[O.T. Buchannan]

I would have to agree with Trap.....

[Ol Gabe]

O.T., Kind Sir,
Where ya' been Pard? I imagine you have been swamped with your job duties and family, all of us that know wht you do appreciate your extreme effort and include you in our daily prayers.
We miss your expertise and common sense approach on all the issues that NCOWS is dealing with.
Hope to read more of your outstanding opinions and comments soon!
Best regards and thanks for chiming in!
'Ol Gabe

[Captain John Jarrett]

Gents,

 Try here:

 http://www.pocketwatchsite.com/newhc.html

 Just bought this particular one for my father on his birthday: 

 http://www.pocketwatchsite.com/sale/new/ch3586.html

 I'm fairly certain these are the same maker but have the River Junction Trade Company logo on the watch face. Always nice to support a cowboy vendor:

http://www.riverjunction.com/catalog/mensfurn/windupwatch.html


Regards, John.

[Marshal Deadwood]

USFA reproduce the 1873 Winchester.

MD

[WaddWatsonEllis]

A pepperbox or pepperbox kit that actually advances the cylinder on its own ...

[Tascosa Joe]

I 2nd the USFA 73 Winchester, although I would venture a guess that it would cost at least $2K.