Top straps, back straps, head on, dry lock, open cylinder, rifling. What parts get you excited?
When you're fondling that favorite steel wheel or slide banger what is your favorite angle from which to view your beloved?
Do you place it on a table and take in the whole thing? Do you hold it up to the light and closely eye the checkering on your hammer? Or do you just admire the way the trigger guard flows into the frame?
On revolvers I tend to prefer examining the top strap. That line from the hammer spur to the front sight. It just looks powerful and finely crafted, especially on my Smith & Wesson. On 1911's, I am fascinated by the underside of the gun. I admire the the smooth transition from the grip to the trigger guard to the dust cover.
Maybe it's fine engineering. Maybe it's art. I don't care. It's just a good lookin' gun.
When you're fondling that favorite steel wheel or slide banger what is your favorite angle from which to view your beloved?
Do you place it on a table and take in the whole thing? Do you hold it up to the light and closely eye the checkering on your hammer? Or do you just admire the way the trigger guard flows into the frame?
On revolvers I tend to prefer examining the top strap. That line from the hammer spur to the front sight. It just looks powerful and finely crafted, especially on my Smith & Wesson. On 1911's, I am fascinated by the underside of the gun. I admire the the smooth transition from the grip to the trigger guard to the dust cover.
Maybe it's fine engineering. Maybe it's art. I don't care. It's just a good lookin' gun.