Adolph Vancinghand, SASS #28923

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I’ve been asked about how well this little rig shoots…and that’s a fair question! This afternoon I carried her down to the barn for some documentation. Below is the result of squeezing off 15 rounds of .357 158 grains at 55 yards. The group measures 2 3/8” x 2” CTC. Moving out to 100 yards, the old gal rang my 8” swinger with monotonous regularity. Shooters without my grey hair, trifocals and muscle tremors can expect even better. This was a deer and hog whacker back in the ‘80s…and it doesn’t appear much has changed as far as she’s concerned. "Ad"

1980’s vintage 8” Colt Python blue with ‘70s vintage Leupold 2x in Leupold rings. Light turn ring on cylinder; minor blue wear at muzzle. Hogue grips. Colt Pachmayr grips included along with a Bianchi 111 Cyclone crossdraw holster. Revolver is 90+%; scope has several light ring marks as befits its age and service. Lenses are scratch free; the combo is just as accurate today as when I assembled it in the ‘80s. I’m beginning to reduce my inventory and it’s time that this stylish, accurate and FUN piece finds a new home with someone who’ll use it. $2300 plus actual S&I to your FFL. PM with questions.

In the "auto" category, it's my Series 70 Gold Cup (rebuilt by Frank Glenn, CCH by Turnbull). Mammoth ivory grip panels. In the DA revolver category, it's my '70s vintage Smith 25 .45 Colt with Herret stocks. In the SA revolver category, it's my Ruger/Bowen Nimrod in .45 Colt. French walnut stocks by the great Roy Fishpaw himself. "Ad"

Not plans, but the completed article. Cal-Graf has been offering these for years. Best of luck with the project! http://www.cal-graf.com/products-page/gun-carts/cowboy-gun-coffin/ "Ad"

No doubt this is my favorite as well. With your permission, I'll expand on it just a bit: "Pain and damage don't end the world. Or despair, or *ing beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you've got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man...and give some back". Sound advice for anyone! "Ad"

Don't know how I've managed to live without this. But I'm sure I'll figure it out. File this under: "Ingenious Solutions to Non-Existent Problems" "Ad"

On wheelgun days where discretion is an issue, I carry this '70s vintage Detective Special. And when discretion isn't an issue, this Smith Model 25 in .45 Colt gets the nod.