Recent content by capnrik

Usfan, I don't remember the 1892 being made in .30/30....

Hey, Wil Terry, that is interesting that Colt's never made that gun in .44 Special, 4 3/4".....makes me appreciate my 5 1/2 inch even more...

That's a beauty....I have a 5 1/2 inch .357 and a 5 1/2 inch .44 Special. I really like my New Frontiers!

a revolution.....

I have a Model 94 that I bought new about 30 years ago. If I wanted the stock re-finished, I would do it. I would not care that the gun's market value would change one way or another. Whoever sells it after my death can worry about that one.....:)

A door gun doesn't have to be small or easily concealed. It probably doesn't need a magazine full of rounds, or tritium sights. Hard to beat a Colt's Single Action .45! :)

Nice shooting, Mike, and welcome to The High Road.

Mexico Con juevos y centavos, todo es posible.

The answer for me is obvious. The handgun goes in my tank bag, and I don't ride without it. The problem of course, is the transfer from the tank bag to a carry holster, when dismounting. This can be accomplished several ways, and if you use a bit of imagination, it is pretty easy.

I reckon my ancestors left that island for a reason...:rolleyes:

Wow, you stole it! I have the same gun with a six inch barrel, I bought new in Lubbock Texas in 1977 (I think). Isn't the action wonderful?

Does anyone know what the illness is?

Does anyone have an update on Coopers condition?

Sorry, bud. Your math isn't any better. Ruby died on January 3, 1967. If he had made it to the following November, it would have been four years. Your sarcasm, however, will stand the test of time. High Road, huh?

And this thread represents "the high road"?