Here was the thread that started this "series":
viewtopic.php?t=5696
The combos are in no specific order. Some (most) include a levergun, but I'm not going to "OT" those that don't (sorry to anyone offended!).
What is a "gun combo"? Well, to me it is a longarm and a handgun that "go" with one another. The first thing that tends to pop into my mind when I think of this are a pair that shoot a common cartridge, like the .22's in my "1 of 17" post. The pair below also shoot a common cartridge: the .38 Special.
Here's the combo:
The rifle is an Uberti 1866 "Yellowboy" Winchester. This was the last gun my Dad purchased before he died, and actually arrived a week after his death.
The revolver is a Cimarron (shock - given the other thread
) Uberti "Richards-Mason" conversion of an 1851 Navy Colt. These were popular during the 1870's as some folks, instead of running out and buying the then-new Colt Single Action Army (a.k.a., the "Peacemaker"), had their old cap and ball revolvers converted to fire cartridge rounds. 
The revolver shoots .38 Colt (short or long), and .38 Special.
To me, these two just kind of "go-together"
What do you think?
45LC Trapper I just picked up...thinking of a Ruger 5.5 or 7.5 inch in 45LC, but have not decided for sure...
