Rooster Ron Wayne

I will take #10 Green Tombstone paints . PM me were to send the gold . Thank you Rooster .

WOW ! Them are beautiful also . That would be a hard sell for me . I dont know if I would keep the guns and sell the wife . Or sell the guns and keep the wife . You must have had to put some deep thought in to posting the guns :-) Just saying lol.

+1 When you can run a gun to the point it solws you down Because it can not be run any faster . Or You can make the gun malfunction Because you are running faster then the can run ! I cant out run anything :-)

The only Tippmann rifle I have ever seen . Was a 68 caliber paint ball rifle. Very good paint ball rifle ! Just saying :-)

Very good Cowboy move for a bunch of grade B actors lol

Pass it by !

I was laughing so hard . My wife come over and said read it to me . Thats when the fight started ! Thanks Pard :-)

I got the Uberti 66 in 44 special . Love it ! And Now with my two new 1872 Open Top 7 1/2 " 44 specials . Cant wait to shoot this year . If Im not still down with more Surgerys from my Motorcycle accident last year.

Ddddd chhhh bang ! Aaand aaaa Nnnnn never mind . A lot !

Wow thats a beauty !

Absolutely Beautiful ! Top of the line Sexy 44 special . Now I need a new tablet I think the drool is going to brake this one :-)

Thats really Not true at all. The 92 slicked up right is a excellent cowboy gun . Most (90%) Shooters can NOT out run a slick 92. Before the short stroke kits come out for 66 and 92 or Marlin . The 92 was a fast rifle and a world champion gun. So yes a 92 is a good gun . If you ever get to the point of out running the 92 . You can sell it for about what you got in too it . Most keep them becouse they are just about indestructible guns. A lot of people will say cry once and buy once . But most people got sucked in too buying a 66 or 73. Because thats what the Top Shooters use . But about only 10% of the shooters are in that top class of shooters. The rest of us merror mortals would be just fine with a 92 . If your heart is set on a 66 or a 73 . Then by all means , It would be cheaper in the long run to wait and save your money. But if you just want to get out and start shooting Cowboy . A 92 will serve you well for many years . Yes I own a 66 and a 73 and even a 1860 Henry. But thats because I liked the guns and bought them all used and at a right price . I have two 92s .( that I would never part with ) And have used them now for 9 years for Cowboy action shooting. You dont need to get all caught up in the Myth , You MUST have what the top 10% of the shooters in the game shoot . Buy what you can and have Fun ! Its just a Game . PS. So now lets see the BS fly :-)

1. 44 special for C.A.S 2. 44 Mag Hunting 3. 45 ACP Home Protection. 4. 22LR Plinking

If we are talking about shooting a SASS Sanctioned shoot . I can see everyone dressing in Proper attire ! If its a local weekend club shoot . ( practice for most Cowboys and Cowgals ) Then I dont really think its a big deal , to be a little relaxed on the Period Correctness . It is what it is . Shooting guns , Playing Cowboy , Enjoying friends . People get to hung up on the Meaningless little stuff . And let it ruin there day or game . Just take a deep breath and enjoy the fun . And go back to your Childhood for a moment of fun . Just saying ! LOL

Prayers up . Sorry for your loss. Lord please put your arms around Prairie Dog ,family and friends . Lift them up and comfort them in this time . Help them to remember the joys of laughter and love . In Jesus name . Amen .

My cost per round .069 or 3.46 /69.14/1000 Not so bad if you look at 200gr 44 specials are 46.00 a box of 50 in the store !

Charley ! Were are you Charley ?

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Looks like it would be a good movie . Cant wait to see it.

I watched it again last night . Just to see if I missed the really bad parts and did not relies it . NOPE ! Still a Good Movie IMHO !

See you No matter how hard you hit someone. You just cant fix Stupid !

Try Lassiter . He is the 87 Gunsmith Im shure me must have a parts line ? Shop # 937-687-1039 (aka Tom )

I see you are looking for a 73 . But a 92 in 357 would go a long way with all them kids . And at 1/2 the cost . I have two 92s that I would never part with . Love them . And done right , They can be very slick and run pretty damnd fast . Just saying .

If Yhall did not like Hatfield and McCoys . You really wont like Texas Rising . I thought that was pretty decent too :-) But hay thats me. lol

Im new to C&B revolvers. But I just bought a perfect angled Antler at the Gun Show today. It is a key chain. I looked at it and said . That would make a great Cap Pusher ! LOL . And now I just read about it :-) My two new 1858 Remys with My Henry 1860, And My Single Shot Shotgun Should be a blast to shoot , This Year. Yes it will be SLOW . But the I will see how long everyone can hold there BREATH ! HE he he !