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JOG

Dam Jay you sure sniff out some nice Colt's!
Congratulations!
Johnny

JOG

Winchesters 94 AE post 1982 all steel receivers are good shooters! At least the two that I once owned. I'm sorry Six, but my twin globes are just as important as some rifle's! I much rather have a scratch in a 94 stock than lose lefty in a freak fall! With a rare vintage 86, it's a tossup! I'm seein...

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Hey Jay, Thats good work on the Winchester! Remember when nobody wanted them 25 years ago. Now there bringing $750 to $800 in great shape!
Wow that jeweled lifter looks like the hub caps on Sixguns apple green 1972 Coop DeVille!

Johnny

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I stopped by my local shop this afternoon. They had 15 different brands of 308 ammo, along with overpriced 9mm. 500 round boxes of Winchester 22 cal. for $45.00 bucks!! Wow! They had a few nice S&W in stock including a nice 17-4 with I think was a 6-inch barrel for $725.00. I had to walk away wi...

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I'm 406 in dog years!
You do the math.
Johnny

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Welcome to this fine forum!
Johnny.

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My local shop had a 92 Rossi on the shelf last week. Stainless 92, pre safety in 45 Colt for $750.00! Condition was very good. One year ago, they were in the 400 range. Personally, I'll stick with Winchesters and Marlins. If Rossi 92 are that high, what will a pre safety Marlin or pre 64 Winchester ...

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I recently had my first colonoscopy just last week. The fasting really didn't bother me much. Drinking that crappy tasting powdered laxative was gross! I think I drank 5 gallons of water in two days. Afterwords the nurse brought me coffee and an English muffin. The doctor keeps asking me if I want t...

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Very nice find indeed! I have a 66-2 4 inch that made its way into my occasional carry rotation.
Good luck with the S&W.

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I've incorporated a potato into my breakfast the last few years.
It sticks to your ribs. Mostly just potato onion and eggs.
Sometimes ham or bacon on a weekend.
Just like grandma use to make!
Johnny

JOG

Welcome to the forum! That's a good looking 94. I found a 1937 model this past summer. Mine is a 32 spl. The following week my shop had a 1941 94 in 30-30. Unfortunately, I had to pay for a S&W I had on a 60-day hold! It still ticks me off that I didn't get the 1941 Winchester. Good luck with th...

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The trigger guard looks a little strange to me. I guess it's for us northern boys for shooting with gloves on.
I wish Colt would make a few more of their revolvers in blue.
Johnny

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I occasionally lug my Ruger Flattop Blackhawk in 44 spl. with the Duke holster that El Paso Saddelry made for me a decade ago.
The other Flattop is Ruger's Anniversary

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model in 357.

JOG

I checked out a new King Cobra last month. I think they wanted $850.00.
It felt pretty good in my hand.
If I didn't see the mint 1967 S&W model 10-5 behind the glass, I probably would have picked up the Colt.
Johnny

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My deepest condolences on the passing of your dad!

JOG

I found two boxes a few weekends ago. It's still hit and miss out there.
Good luck on your hunt!
Johnny

JOG

Nothing like a virgin waffletop!, and in 35 caliber

congratulations
Johnny

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No thanks, not for me!

JOG

We're getting rain, freezing rain, then snow and back to freezing rain again. Southern costal Maine is a piece of cake compared to OldWin up north. although I'd take that cold weather and fluffy snow over this! Dangerous travel in this weather! The ocean keeps us quite a bit warmer than just a few m...

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Perhaps the only country music folks that are not conservative!

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He was great on KRP in Cincinatti!
He always reminded me of Martin Mull.
Both funny gentleman!
RIP Dr. Johnny Fever.

JOG

I'm sure you enjoyed yourself, even with the wind!
It's 11 degrees here, the blizzard is beginning.
12 to 20+ inches for my area of costal Maine.
I'm getting the place ready for when we lose electric.
It's almost a guarantee with high winds expected throughout the area!
Johnny

JOG

Personally, I would send it off to a competent gunsmith to have it straightened out.
A good old 92 deserves to be fixed correctly. Even if it's been re blued.
Good luck with it!
Johnny

JOG

Cracker Barrel! That where all those honkie's hang out!

Johnny

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My phone broke down last week! Now I'm waiting on a new one in the mail.
I'll just figure out how to use it, then I'll have to get rid of it!
Boy, does that grind my gears!
Johnny

JOG

You found a couple of great old Winchesters!
Let us know how they shoot!

JOG

We have a Barred owl that lives in the woods about 400 to 500 yards from the house.
At least 3 nights a week he wakes me up with his WHO WHO cooks for you!
I really don't mind at all!
Johnny

JOG

That's a holy grail gun for modern Marlin collectors!
I've never saw one in person.
Get it if you can!
Johnny

JOG

Nice hog leg cowboy! You could use it for any lily livered big eared galoot that has a mind to slap leather with the meanest bow-legged varmints too come down the pike in quite a spell! It could also be used for any bush whacking barracuda that fixxen for a showdown! Or any fur bearin critter than n...

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Thank you fellas! JOG, Yes, they are real stags. I have a few nice sets. One more on another 1911, and a nice set on a 1st gen SAA. I looked briefly for some for the Detective Special. Boy! They aren't cheap. Like an idiot, I figured since they were so small, maybe......... :D Scott, Good shooting....

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I like your collection of carry hardware! I really like the grips on your Springfield. Are they real horn grips or the plastic imitation grips? I found a really comfortable Bianchi #5BHL holster for my 4-inch S&W 66-2. I think I'll incorporate it into my carry rotation. At least winter carry. Yo...

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I rather trust Edward Scissorhands as my proctologist, than trust Fauci science!
Johnny

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I would have jumped on that Vaquero for the barrel length alone!
The early large frame Vaquero are nice for us guy with X large hands.
I foolishly let a large frame Bisley Vaquero 45 colt go a few years back.
I'm still kicking myself for that! It shot lights out!
Johnny

JOG

Saturday supposed to be a few degrees below zero!
-25 to 35 with the wind chill!
I'm not looking forward to it.

JOG

That's a very nice Smith pre-10!
What length barrel is that?

JOG

Thank you, gentleman! I seem to be acquiring a few Smith &Wesson's revolvers as of lately. If I had the funds, I could probably buy two vintage Smiths in high condition a week. Since no pre safety Marlins or pre 64 Winchester have been in stock for quite a while! Brutal cold headed this way for ...

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Thank you, gentleman! I'm looking forward to many rounds of 38 spl heading down range! I found a new Bianchi #5 bhl snap holster for it. My local gun shop happened to have one in lefty. It will work for my model 66-2 also. Anybody have an opinion on the grip adaptor? Rather than replacing the origin...

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Good evening gentleman, I stopped by my local gun shop yesterday afternoon in hopes of finding something made of steel and walnut. The shop had several more S&W revolvers behind the glass! A few nice Smiths that I took a look at. A few beaters that I had no interest in. Then I saw a super nice K...

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I would like to respond, but I'm pretty drunk right now! I'm kidding gentleman! As we age, I think quality over quantity is important! In my younger days I drank too much for sure! We live and learn. On the weekends I may have 6 or 8 pints of Guinness. Then I'll go 3 weeks without anything! I don't ...

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For the first time in month my local gun shop has a fair amount of ammo in stock!
With the exception of 22 cal. and 38 spl, along with 357.
I was surprised to see 30-30, 45-70,9mm,45acp,45 Colt,223.243,308,30-06.
I didn't see any 35-caliber ether.
Nothing but black rifles and polymer pistols!
Johnny

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Gevin a choice a Marlin 1895 Cowboy would be my first pick.
2nd would be a Japchester.

JOG

I've tried two Colt officers models in the past 20 years. Just too small for me. Then to the Colt Commander steel frame. It was fairly easy to carry. Then I got my hands on a new Colt lightweight Commander! That was it for me. I still rotate with my Sig P228 also. I would like a Colt Commander in 9m...

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That's a great story! I've never shot a python before. My preference is a S&W. I could by two Smiths for the price of one Python! When it comes to 1911's, I'm Colt all the way! Years ago, I owned a S&W 1911 Scandium frame commander. I didn't shoot it to well. I didn't like the external extra...

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Hey Six, I do like those finger grove combat grips! I know they make them for K frame Smiths. Most likely after market, butt real nice. OldWin posted some photo of his finger grove grips on his S&W's yesterday! Beautiful grips. I always thought the LA Matt was cool! A shotgun blast when you run ...

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Up here in Maine we have next to nothing on the shelves!
5.56 along with pricey 308 seems to be the only ammo that's regularly on the shelves.
Some cheap no name brand in 9mm for $23.99 a box of 50.
The factories are pumping out millions of rounds a day!
Where is all the ammo going?
Johnny

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Johnny, No, don't have any for a k frame.them in n plus a few magnas but my magnas have the diamond in them which makes them a world apart in price.....even have a set of k's for pre ww1. Sorry...if I run across any I'll give them a look see. No problem Six, Ebay has lots of S&W grips for sale....

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Johnny, No, don't have any for a k frame.them in n plus a few magnas but my magnas have the diamond in them which makes them a world apart in price.....even have a set of k's for pre ww1. Sorry...if I run across any I'll give them a look see. No problem Six, Ebay has lots of S&W grips for sale....

JOG

JOG wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 6:09 pm
crs wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 5:34 pm JOG,
The first thing I did when I bought my M18 new was to put S&W magnum wood grips on it. That was back around 1955 or so. It still is a straight shooter. Strongly resembles my M19 4 incher.
I completely agree crs! Wood grips on a Smith is the way to go.
Wood and steel for me!

JOG

crs wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 5:34 pm JOG,
The first thing I did when I bought my M18 new was to put S&W magnum wood grips on it. That was back around 1955 or so. It still is a straight shooter. Strongly resembles my M19 4 incher.

I completely agree crs! Wood grips on a Smith are the way to go.
Wood and steel for me!

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