Growing up in the 80s-90s Young Guns was among my favorite westerns and that gave me a real affection for the Colt 1877.

Several years ago I bought my first 1877 and in my excitement at finally finding one locally I failed to notice that it was the shorter barrel with no ejection rod. While the gun was a very pretty nickel I just never really cared for the shorter barrel and no ejector so I ended up trading it or selling it.

Well, I have really been having a hankering for one that was more to my liking. I finally found one that picked it up a couple days ago. I am more than happy with what I have now.



 

Very nice!

Quote from: Hair Trigger Jim on March 14, 2025, 09:52:23 AMVery nice!

Thank you.

  Sobs quietly in the closet

  Sever drooling.  REALLY sever DROOLING

Sobbing quietly in the closet . . . AGAIN

  Rube.  I think I hate you 

Quote from: Coffinmaker on March 14, 2025, 12:16:58 PM Sobs quietly in the closet

  Sever drooling.  REALLY sever DROOLING

Sobbing quietly in the closet . . . AGAIN

  Rube.  I think I hate you 

Total agrrrreeee with Coffinmaker.

That is so nice looking no matter what was done to it, it is a Colt and looks beautiful, now.

So! that is what the 41 Colt tool is for.

So that's why you sold the Schofields?

Wow, blued models are rare!  I don't know if that was refinished but who cares, it looks great!

Oh, that's nice!

   Still off sobbing quietly inna closet 

  Ah Yes, Most Forgot

Back some Lustrum or so, twas a Movie (Believe twas Sherlock Holmes) and this really nice looking CRAZY lady stepped out with a Nickel seven and a half inch, 1877 in each hand, firing away.  I seriously lusted for those two guns. 

Looks very nice! I would provide a range report ASAP!

Quote from: Coffinmaker on Yesterday at 08:57:55 AM Ah Yes, Most Forgot

Back some Lustrum or so, twas a Movie (Believe twas Sherlock Holmes) and this really nice looking CRAZY lady stepped out with a Nickel seven and a half inch, 1877 in each hand, firing away.  I seriously lusted for those two guns. 

Something like...

   Coal Creek 

YUEPPER!!  Dat be da "Lady" and those be Da Gunz.  I've always wondered where they got TWO functioning Seven-n-Half '77s for the film.  Da Lady be a Gunfighter too