Time To Show Em' Off...........

[Dog River Dan]

My newest addition.

[smokin6]

  Fine looking grips 

[Jack N. Water]

Well,,,Got this today. Ruger Vaquero 44 mag with a 12" Colt Buntline Special barrel. Should be interesting with a little black powder.
Any good load data to share anyone?

[Jake MacReedy]

Here's my two!  Lipsey's Rugers in .44 Special, one with a 4 5/8" barrel and the other a Sheriff's Model with a 3 3/4" barrel, both stainless.  I have replaced the original New Vaquero hammers with old-style Vaquero hammers.  I like the way they look and feel with the old-style hammers.  The 4 5/8" one will be wearing Grashorn's Gunworks elk stags when I get home next month, and the Sheriff's Model will be sporting Eagle Grips smooth rosewood grips.

Jake

[Marshal Deadwood]

DANG NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!

MD

[Dog River Dan]

Very nice Jake! Very nice indeed.

[Jake MacReedy]

Thanks, MD!

Dog River Dan, I traded an Uberti Schofield and an Uberti Open Top for these two, plus a bunch of cowboy load .44 Specials...one of the best gun trades I ever made!

Jake

[Mustang Gregg]

One more try!  It finally worked.  Too bad it ain't bigger.  
Even got a little bit of a 10/22T butt stock toe in the picture.
These are Calamity JoAnne & my K-Vaqueros on the vault floor.
Hers are the 7.5" ones.  Mine are the 4.6" & 5.5" ones.
ALL ARE .44's! Same as the main match rifles!
MG

[smokin6]

My two Vaquero's with leather and naked

Great looking guns!!!

[pinto beans]

Vaquero 51/2" in .45Colt.  My pet!!

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Okay ... I may have shown this before ... but here are a few of my toys ...

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Here are a couple of newbies that have come in since that pic was taken:

[Beauregard Hooligan]

Here are my single action Rugers




The Vaqueros are in the center line in pairs. The first two are .44 Mag with 7 1/2" barrels is blue/case with bone grips. The second pair are SS Bisley Vaqueros in .44 Mag with 5 1/2" barrels. The next pair are Birdshead Vaqueros with 3 1/2" barrels in .45 Colt; the greatest western hide out pistols ever built. Below them are two 5 1/2" SS Vaqueros in .45 Colt with Ruger faux ivory grips. The next pair are 7 1/2" .44-40s blue/case with stag grips. The last below them is my 7 1/2" Super Blackhawk that I've used to take 2 California wild boar in the Salinas Valley, and one black bear in the Sierras, wearing Pachmayer grips. On the right side is my 50th anniversary 7 1/2" barreled Ruger Flat Top .44 Magnum and a 1973 Ruger Blackhawk .357 Mag with a 9mm conversion cylinder and ivory grips. On the left is a 50th Anniversary Flat Top Blackhawk .357 Magnum, and another convertible, a 5 1/2" barreled SS Ruger Bisley Blackhawk in .45 Colt and a interchangeable .45 ACP cylinder. That pistol is a bit weird, as I have shot a dozen or more factory and handloads through it with both cylinders, and it shoot most accurately with the Wolf steel cased .45 ACP ammunition, cutting cloverleafs at 25 yards.

I will admit that I have the Ruger Acquisition Syndrome, a bad case, but I really don't care. I buy guns, ammo and reloading components first, then buy food and pay for gasoline and everything else with what is left over.

[cpt dan blodgett]

Wow - great bunch of rugers, Thought I was doing good on single action rugers but I can only count 9 - 2 of which are .22 so don't know if they really count.  You truly have set the standard

Beauregard, with that arsenal - how did you find the time to shoot the remington that went kaboom? 

[Dances With Coyotes]

Mah babies......

[Red Cent]

Competition guns

[Marshal Deadwood]

NICEEEE ! Very nice, folks.

Deadwood

[Mustang Gregg]

SASSy Shawna's new K-Vaqueros in .44 S&W.
The pics didnot come out as clear as I wanted.
The images don't really show the HOT PINK as well as they really are.
But the checkering and eagles are perfect.

When I get back I may post some more Ruger revolver pics.

MG

[yeti76620]

Hot Diggity!

Finally gets to see them much talked 'bout Pink Slats!

Man They're HOT!

[Capt. Jack McQuesten]

Just picked this up yesterday......A stainless NV in .45LC with a 7-1/2" barrel: