Post pics of your revolvers!

[titsonritz]

45 Colt cause it's an original cowboy cartridge

If that was my focus I'd accept know substitute and get a Colt SSA.

 

[WAYNO]

Do you have the box for that 629?

I should have it socked away somewhere.

 

[titsonritz]

I know someone that was throwing one away last weekend so I swooped on it, couldn't let it go. If you needed one I'd give it to you.

 

[WAYNO]

I know someone that was throwing one away last weekend so I swooped on it, couldn't let it go. If you needed one I'd give it to you.

I do appreciate it, but I do have mine somewhere, even if I've not seen it for a while.

 

[Ura-Ki]

 

[DuneHopper]

This has to be a sweet gun. It sure is gorgeous. The 686+ I had was a -5 and except for the composition of the metal it was made from it was very similar to your 586. To me it's the perfect 357.

Why I know some Ruger fans will disagree I think these models had near perfect balancing, thats what I really like they have the simplicity of a revolver but the smoothness and feel you might have on a semi-auto. I am not a huge fan of the newer 686 /586 that have the locking mechanism, models seems that something is slightly lacking I think what ever they did after that effected the trigger some. But still all revolvers you gotta love for technology that goes back 140+ years.

 

[DuneHopper]

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Bet that sucker can hit the ticks of a mouse at 100 yards. Thats just nice right there.
Is that your conceal carry

 

[KKG]

I have a Ruger Old Army that is Blued and has the original "Ivory" stocks from the Factory. I've had others but I have left this one unfired. I even have the original box and the original shipping box.

 

[tac]

My Old Army, bought on my birthday in March 1986, gets shot at least once a month with a minimum of 96 shots - since 1998 it's the only kind of handgun that people here in England, Scotland and Wales are allowed to shoot as guests at a gun club.

I'm happy to say that I'm on the fourth [maybe fifth, I misremember] set of nipples, having shot at least 25,000 RB down the still-minty barrel since I bought it.

See, here we HAVE to shoot them, if we have them, but it's really no hardship, having fun with a big BP revolver. Having one of these lovely guns and not shooting it, is to me like having a good horse and watching it canter around the corrall, but never riding it.

I know a guy on another forum who has two of each variant ever made - all unfired in the back of his safe...what a pity.

tac

 

[KKG]

I know a guy on another forum who has two of each variant ever made - all unfired in the back of his safe...what a pity.

tac

Well now you know someone on this Forum that has one stashed away too

 

[2506]

I want one of those 5.5" Bisleys, I just can't decide between 44 mag & 45 Colt

If you roll your own, get the 45. If you buy off the shelf, get the 44.

 

[titsonritz]

If you roll your own, get the 45. If you buy off the shelf, get the 44.

Makes good sense.

 

[Ura-Ki]

Bet that sucker can hit the ticks of a mouse at 100 yards. Thats just nice right there.
Is that your conceal carry

LOL, There is no concealing a pair of these!
But when it's Open carry, I do carry a pair of blued and brass Old Army's in cowboy leather!

 

[David Wilson]

I'm the Forum member formerly known as Gladius, and here's my latest crop of DA revolvers...

 

[KKG]

Well, there does appear to be one or two Keepers in that mess!!!

 

[solv3nt]

I'm the Forum member formerly known as Gladius, and here's my latest crop of DA revolvers...

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Latest crop? Nice python btw.

 

[cooper]

Finally found mine...built in 76' ....Came with presbox n tools.
Been shot but with love..action is glass..best I have owned
NOT SAYING MUCH AS THIS IS FIRST OVER $500 REVOLVER FOR ME.DOUBLEDOWN IS WORTH THE MONEY

 

[KKG]

Caliber???

I looked at bit closer and see it's a .41 Magnum. Nice Gun!

 

[GOG]

Old Model Vaquero Bisley in .45 Colt.

 

[KKG]

I really like the Bisley Hammer but don't care for either the grip frame or the Trigger. To each their own.