Barbwire Bill, SASS #661

I purchased a Winchester 92 made around 1940. It was refinished by the previous owner. I would like to add a John Wayne type big loop lever and know they are available for current production guns but would they work for a vintage rifle? Can someone suggest a gunsmith that does this type of work? thanks BB

Would you take $75.00 for this?

Is there an initial on the holster? cant quite make it out thanks

I am looking for a leather worker who makes custom rifle slings. I would like one that doesn’t use Chicago screws to close the loops as I want to prevent scratches to my stock. haven’t had a lot of luck on the web so hoping someone might be able to point me someplace. thanks BB

I saw one at Winter Range. The one SASS sold had the logo on it I believe. Nice engraving. Kind of like the trophy buckles. wanted to see if the manufacturer still sold them. Will have to call the SASS office I guess Thanks

Awhile back in the sass store they sold an engraved plate with your alias on it for mounting to your guncart. I see they are no longer available from the store. Does anyone know who made them for SASS and if they are still available? Thanks BB

Not a cowboy Gun but if anyone knows a dealer who has one of these I would appreciate any info. Can’t find a new one in this caliber. thanks BB

A buddy of mine got a Chiappa Spencer and is looking for someone to tune it up. Doesn’t anyone specialize in them? Are there any Cowboy Gunsmiths in Calif? thanks BB

I have a small safe that came with an electronic lock. It’s an American Security . The lock failed even with a new battery. The safe dealer sent out a locksmith who tried several things including. Replacing the keypad assembly and couldn’t open it. Cost me a few $$$ to have him drill it to get it open. I replaced the lock with a S&G mechanical. He told me they never fail.

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These are great photos. I remember many of these pard’s I wish SASS would digitize all the old Cowboy Chronicles into a set of DVD’s. There are some great stories and wonderful pictures in those old issues. I still have all of mine.

I saw them at SHOT as well. Nice looking gun. Didn't get a lot of info, but the guy I talked with said they were made out of bar stock, so no cast frame. He also indicated a lower price than Colt but he may not have know for sure. I hope they can produce a good product at a decent price. Always looking for an excuse to buy more guns. I would like to see Capt Baylor do a review of this and the rolling block that Tippman has out.