Show your Boot & Belly GUNS -- Formally "1860 hideout/boot saloon gun"

[Baltimore Ed]

I won one of these in .45 at the NE Regional in Thurmont years ago. The best grip design ever. They look sooo good too. Thought about getting a second but never did. Love your Avenging Angel conversion TL.

[RRio]

Quite fond of my Cimarron Lightning in .38 Long Colt.

[Tuolumne Lawman]

Sweet!  Both of them.  I had a Cimarron Thunderer in .44 WCF for a bit.  I really liked it, but all my other pistols were .45!  If I had it in .45, I may have kept it!  I did a Cowboy Chronicle Article on it about three or four years ago.  One of the 3/4 frame sized Lightening in .38 would be gnarly also!

[RRio]

One of the 3/4 frame sized Lightening in .38 would be gnarly also!

Sweetest shootin' little gun I own. I've been thinking about it as a carry gun, and trading in the .380.

[Tinker Pearce]

This one is a sweet little shooter- a S&W .38 Single Action (2nd Model.) Barrel's bobbed and crowned, new stag grips and front sight. This target was shot at a 'brisk pace' at seven yards... there's always got to be a flier...



Going to strip the nickel and rust blue it; it ought to look great with the black and antler contrasting...

[Baltimore Ed]

Tinker, did you ever get the magazine that I sent you with the bulldog article?

[Tinker Pearce]

Yes, I was going to let you know it arrived. Thanks- it was an interesting article.

[Tuolumne Lawman]

My "Avenging Angel" with its big brother "Saber River"

[Abilene]

Not mine, but I just saw this '51 Hideout on antiqueguns.com (current bid $625 fyi)