I'm no KIRKD, but here are my big revolvers. No. 3 improved in 44 Russian, and Merwin Hulbert third model DA in 44WCF. Nice companion pieces for my 1881 Marlin, and Sharps. Later, moodyholler
Smith #3 and M-H 44WCF
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moodyholler
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Smith #3 and M-H 44WCF
I'm no KIRKD, but here are my big revolvers. No. 3 improved in 44 Russian, and Merwin Hulbert third model DA in 44WCF. Nice companion pieces for my 1881 Marlin, and Sharps. Later, moodyholler
Re: Smith #3 and M-H 44WCF
Dang! Stop it fellas! 
Don't even show me the Sharps or I will have to go into Rehab. 
PS: Those are super nice...and great photo too.
Don't even show me the Sharps or I will have to go into Rehab. PS: Those are super nice...and great photo too.
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Killer Kanuck
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Re: Smith #3 and M-H 44WCF
Pair of beautiful old revolvers. Not that I have anything against Colts, but there's just something about the "other" pistols of the Old West. I'd really love to come across one of the Starr cartridge conversions. One day..... 
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that is a beautiful image and two very nice pistols. thanks for sharing.
Mike Johnson,
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"Only those who will risk going too far, can possibly find out how far one can go." T.S. Eliot
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Ridgerunner
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Re: Smith #3 and M-H 44WCF
fine looking guns, sir. Glad to see another Virginian on here. My beloved wife is a Native of the "Star City of the South"....
Confederately yours,
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Griff
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Nice revolvers. Now you need to find yourself a NCOWs match and go shoot those puppies!
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moodyholler
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Re: Smith #3 and M-H 44WCF
Griff, they won't let me shoot my 1898 Marlin pump or Hopkins and Allen fallinblock shotgun, so I say heck with them. Thanks for all the nice compliments. moodyholler
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KirkD
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Wow, very nice! Thanks for posting. Those old west guns have a special appeal.
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cedars and a magnificent Whitetail buck framed in the semi-buckhorn sights of a 120-year old Winchester.
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Thank you for sharing!!! 