Sixguns

Hello everyone, glad to be onboard and I thought I would share my xmas present:
Colt SAA 4/34" 38 spl. made in 2009:

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I was having a devil of a time trying to get these old eyes to adjust to the old bent blade on my .22 Scout to get windage right by guess and decided to hell with collectability! I dovetailed a new front sight and now can adjust windage to get those shots where I want them to go. Took a bit of calculating to get the right height for the insert but it is done. All you Colt lovers don't hate me! Chris S

Just want to get a plug in for the fellow that made the grips for my new GP100. The factory Hogue grips Ruger now uses are ugly and awkward. Chigs sell both  old style rubber grip  and custom inserts in about any kind of wood. This set is fiddleback maple. They are almost too pretty for a work gun! Between the blue and the stocks and my every day use, I think it will get some scratches and wear, but I wanted a blued gun because too many new revolvers are stainless, and I like blue. I did not but this one to fondle-bought it to shoot a lot! 

I have a Bisley Colt, 7 1/2" barrel with the serial #327587

I'm not usually one for new guns, but there is one new gun that does intrigue me, the new S&W "69".
Apparently, this is the mid size frame, same as the 586/686 series, set up with a 5 shot cylinder in .44 caliber. I've checked out my fave gun emporium hoping to glimpse one, with no success.
Now, why am I interested in this little number? Because I actually do pack a sidearm for some of my endeavors in this life, and the idea of a more compact and handy frame size, with true .44 capability, is doggone interesting!

Seems to be some unknown trick, to me, for posting photos here.  Could someone explain the process?  I do use Photobucet.

Bob Wright

A s&w 629-8, 44 mag, with a 4" barrel.   It seems to be in fantastic condition.   Previous owner said it had less than 150 rds through it.   It came with 200 rds of ammo, a holster,  and an ammo pouch.   I traded a Sig 2022 40 s&w plus an H&R single shot 45-70.

I recently inherited a Colt Single action army, it appears to have been restored at some point in its life as there are some signs of pitting and there are no markings on the barrel. Also the date area is very faint but can be read with a magnifying glass. The serial number is 130730, there is some pitting in the barrel but in my opinion still safe to shoot. I would like to know if there is a value as a collector piece? I can upload pictures if anyone is interested.

Mostly stock.