Bottom Dealin Mike, SASS #22273

Maybe in next year's calendar. The policy is that I can't repeat a make/model of gun until the third year after it appears. So, assuming this is a success for Bic Graphics, and they opt to keep going with antique firearms calendars in the future, the next calendar will have to feature a whole new batch of guns.

Prairie Dawg, This isn't going to be a calendar that you can buy at the bookstore. It is the sort of calendar that your bank or your dentist gives to customers. But, since so many people in different venues have been asking me about buying this calendar, when it is available, I'm considering buying 500 of them myself and sell them at roughly cost, plus shipping...if I'm sure people will actually buy them. I don't want to be stuck with 300 calendars when everything is said and done... So, if you’re interested, you can go to my Facebook writer's page, The Duelist's Den, and "Like

Roy, I never lived in Mass. I was born in Vermont and went to high school and college in Rhode Island. I've been in Pennsylvania ever since.

Abilene, I will be at SHOT. Blacky, sets and layouts are all me.

I love shooting my Colts, but I prefer not to subject them to matches. I have a pair of Italian guns for that

My work here is done...LOL

For the last month I've been photographing and doing the individual gun write-ups for a Bic Graphics calendar that will feature a dozen antique firearms. I thought you might like to see some of the photographs from the session.

One of my Russian YouTube fans sent me these videos. I'm not sure what their weapons limitations are, but they seem to have some fun stages.

I buddy of mine had a beautiful one in 10 ga that actually had a rear sight. They are great old guns.