Hashknife Cowboy

My daughter has a bunch of buckles from different equestrian events acquired over the past 20 years. Most are rodeo related. We found her a display coffee table at a used furniture store and her buckles are all front and center in her living room. There are great memories contained within the table.

Saddle rings add to the cool factor and the rifle does get carried on a saddle scabbard on my horse.

Always buy quality factory ammo, change it out annually, most HP's do not expand below 1000 FPS, practice with what you carry and always remember a handgun buys you time to get to a rifle. Avoid armed encounters at all cost and engage only in the gravest of situation.

I had to buy one when they finally became available. Mine is just like the image in .357. I did remove the cross bolt safety and installed a Saddle Ring Safety Delete from Beartooth. I also removed the sling swivel studs. It is a shooter! Everything I have fed through it feeds. The action and trigger is decent, it is a keeper. I did not buy it for CAS, it is a scabbard rifle and woods gun. With quality ammo like Hornady 165 gr DGH® Backcountry Defense, it is a 100 yard rifle. Mine holds 10 .357. Hope that helps. I'd even go out on a limb and tell you that is is equal to or even better than my JM's. My only dislike is the rubber butt pad, anyone have a older Marlin black one I can fit onto the rifle?

You have a gift and a talent, great fun to witness and shoot with you. Well done sir!

The Arizona Territorial Company of Rough Riders and the Rangers did it right! Well done and hats off to all of you who made it happen and put in the hours and sweat. Thank you!

Winter Range is coming back to PHX in 2028

Are stainless guns dishwasher safe?

I shoot 10 inch round steel to ping and card board to keep me honest.

Just wait 5 minutes, it will change.

Oh I am very interested, still looking for a pair in .44 Spcl, nickel-4 5/8th's.....people generally do not sell the Colts that they own. I primarily shoot the Rugers 90% of the time, primarily because they are tough. A well tuned Ruger is a sound investment. Haven't had too much luck with the Italian clones, I guess I ended up with the ones built on Monday after a 3 day holiday weekend. From time to time you'll see me with a pair of SAA's loaded with black in .45. Just remember to shoot what works for you and what you can afford to buy. Nothing more, nothing less.

A friend of mine out that way said that little varmint is going on the grill for calling for more of the cold stuff! Stay warm and keep the faith.....

Anyone remember, "Mr. Toads Wild Ride" ?

I shoot a similar looking round in my Marlin .357 mag. (158 gr Berrys) and Marlin .44 mag. (240 gr Berrys) and have had no feeding problems. Powder on both is Win 231.

I couldn't resist......