Wild Willi

I have a New original doc rig right from tombstone with the knife sheath sewn into the back of the holster with the correct ivory handle Doc Holiday dagger if that is what you want send me an email and I will send you some pics

I gave it a better look the parts that hold the ramrod are very unique and look to me to be period items. I am thinking a flintlock shotgun but I guess I am going to have to take it apart cuz now I am curious. When I bought. I was single with my own house and was going to wall hang her but got married before I could get it on the wall and building a new home.

The sights are marked Williams so my guess is someone added them the rear sight base looks like it is from a peep sight like the ones used on a buffalo classic but this predates them by many lustrums

I can’t see any markings except a serial number on the tang. Also one of the screws of the trigger guard is a tang screw for the barrel. I don’t see that in my other bp guns

I bought this musket over 30 years ago and am thinking on selling it but I have no idea what it is. Looks like a Brown Bess that someone added a rubber but pad to Don’t include the toes in your evaluation!

I think she is too big I wear a 34 belt normally 36 holster rig

What size is the black belt on the smallest hole

No one got one of these they ain’t married to?

I don’t think there is a vaquero out there that is in the condition you seek

This is what an looking fir

I am looking sir something other than wood stag bone or good fitting plastic. Those eBay grips are ill fitting to be generous

I am looking to buy a Ruger 1022 Charger takedown in stainless with the green laminated wood stock.

Looking for two pair of replacement grips for the Uberti 1875 Outlaws. I want replacements for the original wood grips

I have an spa1 that I have shoot and it runs like a watch. So I bought an spa3 that has a 6 inch barrel shortened by 2 inches I believe but this one I have never got a round to shooting but my guess is it too will work well. They are unfortunately smooth nothing like an ar pistol

Do you know if they fit uberti bisley

What do they fit? Do you only have the one pair. Can I see a pic of the back

I got all sorts of birdshead. I never had a birdheaad I didn’t like.

I also have one these some of these have a problem the forends they were salt cured wood and it eats the German silver forend tip. These are not really the kind of collectors guns I was referring too. Those were made as collectors guns but they never seem to bring much money I also have several NRA winchesters again not big value in them plus you need the box and the sleeve

Sarco had some

You should not shoot a collectible firearm but it belongs to you and you can do whatever you want but shooting could reduce the value but it’s real value is only what someone will pay for it

What you need for that is the skeleton stock.

That looks like Polly to me and the gun look fine as it is. I would not use stripper on it. My guess is it will not be easy to remove if it was applied correctly. If however there was oil in the gun that had not been removed prior to coating over time it will rub off or fall off. The only thing you could do if get the highest O steel wool soak it in gun oil and gently I say gently rub it on there and I think it would be fine

There is a small gas hole on the barrel that needs to be cleaned out. Some guns that are 3” guns needs to have that hole drilled out a little to shoot 23/4 shells reliably. I had a problem with a 20 gauge that I purchased 35 years ago but just put the thing in the safe and forgot about it until 2 years ago then took it to a smith that gave me that info. Fixed my gun up nice