kBob
Member
I was moving some stuff around to make room for the repair of the kitchen by shifting stuff from there into other rooms and came across "Handbook of Modern Percussion Revolvers by THR member Michael Morgan and got to wondering.
Did Gun Digest make its nut back on the book?
I ask because I wonder if they might make other BP books in the same format. I would like to see a card back reasonably priced with a few pages devoted to each of the original guns we don't normally see, with photos and stories and such.
Three or four pages on a Warren and Swazey (SP?) like pohill once posted for instance or some others that might have been used OTHER than Colts, Remingtons, or S&W (well Colt root designs would be OK to include)
BTW in looking back in the archieves for pictures of stuff today I noted a lot of photos removed tags so I plan to more regularly harvest member supplied photos for my own viewing pleasure ( would never say publish them but would like to have some of the photos I have seen here in the past to drool over.)
I have recommended Michaels book to a few folks interested in repro BP revolvers and will do so to anyone with such an interest. If you have not bought one to show support for a THR BP guy, shame on you!
-kBob
Did Gun Digest make its nut back on the book?
I ask because I wonder if they might make other BP books in the same format. I would like to see a card back reasonably priced with a few pages devoted to each of the original guns we don't normally see, with photos and stories and such.
Three or four pages on a Warren and Swazey (SP?) like pohill once posted for instance or some others that might have been used OTHER than Colts, Remingtons, or S&W (well Colt root designs would be OK to include)
BTW in looking back in the archieves for pictures of stuff today I noted a lot of photos removed tags so I plan to more regularly harvest member supplied photos for my own viewing pleasure ( would never say publish them but would like to have some of the photos I have seen here in the past to drool over.)
I have recommended Michaels book to a few folks interested in repro BP revolvers and will do so to anyone with such an interest. If you have not bought one to show support for a THR BP guy, shame on you!
-kBob
