Three Gun Cole

Still looking for a new home

For sale: Ruger new model Vaquero Blued with case color frame. Custom one of a kind set. 357 4-5/8 guns were original all blued. Sent off for true charcoal - bone case color on the frames action work done by Jimmy Spur, They are not short stroked Used roughly two season by a state & regional champion. I purchased these from the original owner after he retired from Cowboy shooting. I prefer the colt SAA for weight and balance. Guns are ultra reliable and very smooth. There is some bluing wear on cylinder and barrel. Asking $2,600.00 shipped from my FFL dealer to your FFL dealer. Unless your a Michigan resident. text for more info 517-617-6867 or Deuce Stevens knows these guns and could give you an honest evaluation on them.

The year was 1991 went to a gun show and found a new in box Smith & Wesson model 27 with 8-3-8” barrel (N frame 357). Still own it. Paid $318

357 with 24” half round half octagon Barrel. Pistol grip with checkering on grade VI wood shotgun butt

I just received my Winchester back from Cowboy Carty. It feels wonderful. here are a few pictures C3CFA470-F09A-40C8-BB16-9F541B5F5061.mov

Hmm, not sure why it would require permission to watch...

Just received a video of Carty testing my test rifle . I can’t wait for it to get here BD7A9A00-04B1-4B19-AA42-F6908369960C.mov

It’s hosted at the Blue Water Sportsman club Kimble Michigan near Port Huron Michigan

Started in 2003 I like 18.1” on solidframe 97 Lightened 20” octogon on uberti 1873 rifle 4-3/4” on Colt or USFA revolver

Bump to the top. These would be perfect for a new shooter or a top 10 shooter.

Sounds like some unburnt powder. I loaded 3.6 grains of N-320 with 125 & 105 grain bullet for about 10 years Federal GM200 primers Had trouble with 3.0-3.2 grains leaving grit-unburnt powder. Especially in sub 50 deg temps Now I load 2.7 grains of Clays or clay dot with poly coated bullets 3.6-3.7 gave me about 950-1000 FPS at 80 deg. I load 38 short colt for revolver.

We drilled holes in a 4x4 post then ran it thru a band saw to make a mold for duck decoy weights. And used # 12 copper wire to make the loops for the rope. The weight are still good 35 years later

Picture shows a Pact 3 timer