John Barleycorn, SASS #76982

I may shoot my 45's some more this year.

They also haven't been made in 30 years, so scarcity also drives prices. Pards have no problem paying $1350-$1650 for a race ready 73 but moan about the price of a tuned SKB or BSS.

Can't go wrong with either, I like Rugers, they are tuff, American made guns.

Never seen one, but Rainer makes them.

I was told so that loading officers could ensure shooters were loading lead bullets.

There was a recall on those. Go to the Springfield website to check serial numbers. If your pistol was upgraded there will be a roll pin in the grip safety.

For current prices go on gunbroker and do an advanced search of completed auction where the item sold. Narrow your search by caliber, barrel length ect. 357s are doing very well, 45s not so much.

Starting at $80,000

Prayers for a quick, and full recovery for the wounded officer.

Time for airing of grievances, and feats of strength.

Congratulations!

I think there is some misunderstanding about how Gunbroker auctions work. Any bid in the lat 15 minutes adds 15 minutes to the auction. eBay does not do this and thus you have sniping on eBay. If you bid a Gunbrker auction with one minute left it will reset to 15 minutes this will continue with each additional bid. It will also send you an email telling you you have been outbid so you have time to decide if you want to increase your bid or let it go.

No, the only pump action shotgun allowed is the Winchester 1897 and its copies.

Welcome Pards

Doing Pittsburgh proud!

Prayers on the way

Simply put, If you are not familiar with the rules, you should not be timing. I'm sure this will go on for two, maybe three pages

I have a single loop belt I leave an open loop between each two

Congratulations Deadhead! This gentleman is one of guys who push you to do your best.

Way to go Army!

Go Army!

It is a New Vaquero with an original Vaquero hammer.

GO ARMY!

Agreed

Hmmm, $140,000 to restore a criminals boyhood home.