Eye Candy

[Gary W. Strange]

Dunno, mine was (sadly, past tense) was uite nice despite not being "modern"
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Palm swell Hogue grips made it a sweetheart to shoot, too. 110gr 357 felt like 158gr 38spl
But, then again, Royal Blue is close to the definition of "eye candy" too . . .

I think they are eye candy too.

 

[Cokeman]

 

[ms6852]

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Hot coffee came out my nose when I saw this picture, reeeaaaal funny.

 

[Speedo66]

I think they are eye candy too.
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Beautiful gun, but you would think for the price they're getting they would mirrror polish it like the old royal blue finish they used to offer.

 

[jar]

My 1919 Colt Army Special with the Hume holster:

My 1926 Colt Police Positive:

 

[chicharrones]

Funny how there have been zero pictures posted of plastic guns.

I admit it's hard to spot it amongst all the bling in this thread. Time for the villagers to bring out the torches and pitchforks.

 

[chicharrones]

I don't own what I consider the best looking handgun. But, I do like to stare at my Ruger single action .22s as much as I like to shoot them.

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[.308 Norma]

Funny how there have been zero pictures posted of plastic guns.

Here ya go:

My two "varmints" pistols and appropriate holsters - a Glock G44 and flap holster for ground squirrel "varmints" out here, and a Glock G19 and pancake style holster for possible two-legged "varmints" in town.
Remember, one man's "plastic" is another mans "eye candy."

 

[BWS]

Two of my favorite cast rigs......

Lyman 452488 190g with starting load of 700X in the Commander

Lee 150g backed by a case full of Varget in the '06 CDL

 

[Gary W. Strange]

I have been wanting and looking for a Colt Match Target Woodsman forever. I can remember, being a kid and drooling over them, in the old hardware stores and gun shops. I always liked the looks of the 4 1/2” barrel best. I found this one, a 99% made in 1975. It is a little Jewel. I am tickled to death with it. It has the eye candy appeal.

 

[Vern Humphrey]

You can't beat the Colt Woodsman. Mine is the old pencil-barreled model made in 1938 and is the most accurate pistol I own.

 

[JR24]

1911, Colt SAA. Simple.

 

[Twocanary]

In my view, any plain stainless gun becomes a thing of beauty when nicely bead blasted. For example, this formerly scuffed and worn police turn in.

 

[Zebraranger]

1980 Python (unfired). The bluing is incredible on this gun. In the first photo, you can see the reflection of the back of the wicker chair that its sitting on.

 

[GONRA]

GONRA sez cutest auto pistol is a Baby Nambu and cutest SMG is a wood stocked UZI.
Revolvers aren't cute.

 

[P5 Guy]

 

[trackskippy]

Model 63 S&W

 

[Seedy Character]

Colt Gold Cup
S&W N frame 5"
Single Actions 4 1/2"
Colt Police Positive

Are my "eye candy". Fitting, being Halloween Lots of candy around this thread.

 

[t1210]

 

[Rockrivr1]

 

[robhof]

Got to love the sleek and interchangeable Dan Wesson!

 

[jag1954]

Eye candy for me....

 

[bannockburn]

jag1954

Eye candy for me....

Nice...very nice!

Eye Candy for the rest of us too!

 

[SwampWolf]

1980 Python (unfired).

Pretty for sure but sad its bore has never been dirtied.

 

[Smaug]

Revolver: This Lipsey's Distributor Exclusive GP-100 in 44 Special. I'd put some sort of white or cream-colored grips on it, maybe with the Sledge Hammer logo:

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Automatic: This Colt Gold Cup Trophy:

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