Guns of the Darksiders

[Fingers McGee]

Those are some fine looking revolvers Fingersmcgee , just dandy nice ! 
Now there's an arsenal 

Alabama

And that picture doesn't include my latest shooters - Uberti 1860 Army, polished in the white; and a pair of 2nd Gen Colt 1861 Navies - or any of my NIB collectors models.

Fingers (Show Me MO Smoke) McGee

[Riot Earp]

OK, fingers ... I simply have to see those Second Gen '61s! I am thinking of buying one.

[Fingers McGee]

Did you polish the 1860's you didn't show , yourself ?
Sure would like to see that sometime ? Sounds nice on a nice revolver to start with .

No Alabama, I bought it that way from another SASS member who got it from someone else.  The Bluing and case hardening was stripped off and the metal polished.  Even though it's 30+ years old, it is still very tight, locks up great, and shoots without a hitch or hiccup.

OK, here are some more of my collection.  Top to bottom:

Pair of F series 2nd Gen Colt 1861 Navies
Uberti 1860 Army (circa 1972) polished in the white
Uberti '49 Pocket model w/R&D 32 short 6 shot conversion cylinder
And a NIB commemorative - C Series 2nd Gen Colt Bicentennial 3rd Model Dragoon

[Riot Earp]

Wow, those '61s are beautiful. Almost looks like an oil finish on the grips.

[Fingers McGee]

Your realize I am adoptable , if you need someone to " WILL " those revolvers to you know   
I promise I would take good care of your babies for you when your gone . 

I really really really like the pollished 1860 . Going to have to get another and do that to it , it looks mighty clean and sanitary like that , especially with Blued screws , nice touch .
The 61's are equally as admirable for sure . And of course I love Dragoons, so needless to say . Very nice collection you have , very nice . Thanks for sharing .

Alabama, I'll add your name to the list  , but I think there are more names than guns    I like the polished '60 also.  The picture kinda shows that it needs some touch-up.  The loading lever is looking kinda dull, and the barrel has som spots.  Glad you like the pictures.  They constitute less than half my collection though.

Wow, those '61s are beautiful. Almost looks like an oil finish on the grips.

Riot,  It is an oil finish.  I bought them from Grat Masterson in GA.  He had gotten them a few years ago to use as Frontiersman, but I guess decided it wasnt for him.  They had been sittin in his gun safe gathering dust; so he offered them to me since I've been posting that I was looking for a pair to shoot.  He had done some work to the actions, installed Treso nipples, and stripped the varnish off the grips.  The oil finish isnt near as slippery as the varnish, and looks a whole lot better.  I'll be using them the rest of this season, then ship them off to get some American Holly grips installed like I have on my '
51 Navies and Uberti '61 Navies.

Fingers (Show Me MO smoke) McGee

[J.D. Yellowhammer]

Love all the pistols, but it seems the long guns have been neglected. Hence, my humble contribution:

My Winchester 1885 high wall, 38-55, which has tasted nothing but the sweet black (check out the range box, too)

[J.D. Yellowhammer]

And my trusty Pedersoli Rolling Block, 45-70, at the 200 yd range:

[J.D. Yellowhammer]

SSSSSSWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTT !!!!!!!!!   
Alabama

Thanks, Alabama!  She's kinda plain jane compared to some of the fancy, casehardened stuff you see around, but she's rock-solid tight and shoots as straight as they come. 

[J.D. Yellowhammer]

I haveta say, Alabama, there ain't nothin plain jane about those great looking pistols you posted here.  Especially those grips--Man, they're Nice!  You ever shoot CAS in northern AL or Tenn?  Maybe I'll see your irons in person sometime.

JD

[Paladin UK]

Here`s My Shootin Irons.......

http://paladin.awardspace.co.uk/Page%202.html

Paladin (what hope`s ya enjoy lookin at `em  ) UK

[Fingers McGee]

Here are a few more of my shootin irons:

Jefferson Davis Commemorative:



2nd Gen Colt Stainless Steel 1851 Navy with Colt accessories and case:



2nd Gen Colt 1862 Pocket Navy cased set:



2nd Gen Colt 1860 Army cased set:



2nd Gen Colt 1860 Army Butterfield Stage commemorative:



Fingers (ShowMe MO smoke) McGee

[will52100]

Here's a few of mine, a pair of Uberti Walkers I gave a worn look too, and a RM 60 army conversion in 44 colt.


There are a lot of sweet looking shooters here.

[Four Eyed Floyd]

Here are a few more of my shootin irons:

Jefferson Davis Commemorative:



2nd Gen Colt Stainless Steel 1851 Navy with Colt accessories and case:



2nd Gen Colt 1862 Pocket Navy cased set:



2nd Gen Colt 1860 Army cased set:



2nd Gen Colt 1860 Army Butterfield Stage commemorative:



Fingers (ShowMe MO smoke) McGee

WOW  I mean WOW  Some one has a few bucks in sets. Very Very nice!!! 

[Tommy tornado]

Wow, between 'Bama and Fingers I think that we got just about them all covered.  Don't have any Starrs so far.  Sorry this is my only pic at the moment with it fully leathered, but will work on a naked Starr pic later.  Really like my bulldog as well.

[Fingers McGee]

Wow, between 'Bama and Fingers I think that we got just about them all covered.

That's not all - I've still got more

Fingers (Show Me MO smoke) McGee

[Alabama]

Ditto 

Cool Bulldog , Tornado 

Alabama

[Marshal J.D.Lightning]

Here's my Darksider Toys !!!!

Both Uberties, a 3rd Model Dragoon & a Whitneyville Dragoon. These are my first C&B revolvers & I now wonder why I didn't get them earlier  Great shooting irons too 




Lightning.

[Bristow Kid]

Me shooting my first BP cowboy loads 2007 GAF Muster.  If you looking in the first picture you can see one of my smoking brass flipping over my hat.  Thanks for the great pictures Slim.  Will post more pictures of my BP guns soon

[Fiddler Green]

I noticed you have your brim turned down: don't like collecting your own brass? 

Bruce

[Four Eyed Floyd]

Great pics, wish someone took some of my first BP shoot last week, maybe next time.