[desron6]

I have its 5.5” twin. They are beauts.

 

[Dyers]

What 2 are left? I have some colts I need to get rid of, but I have to post more. XIT ranch a 41 single rim shooter thing, Lawman series in box set of 4, lightning DA 38, golden spike, a few peacemakers and a python.

 

[1stgen1916saa]

The 2 on my list are going to be the hardest to find, especially in VG condition.
1. 1887-1889 etched panel FSS
2. Early Original Cavalry model

I've seen a few etched panel guns but usually the panel is in poor condition and barely readable. The prices were way too high for condition of those guns.

 

[Dyers]

It just so happens...Nah kidding. I dont have any of those lying around. Good luck on your journey to finding them though.

 

[throck3]

Here's mine. I wish it had the CCH hammer. Your's is beautiful.

 

[Dyers]

Here's mine. I wish it had the CCH hammer. Your's is beautiful.

Do they come with the barrel etched or is this something you are having done?

 

[Hopalong]

Congratulations! I owned a 4.75" model, which I regret having sold.

 

[hearsedriver]

That thing is just begging for some Persinger one piece ivory grips!

 

[1stgen1916saa]

Do they come with the barrel etched or is this something you are having done? View attachment 734393

They come like this. This particular model is made to exactly duplicate the original 1st gen etched panel guns. Black powder frame and correct 3 line patent dates for that time period. The prices of the originals have skyrocketed recently because they are scarce, and if you can find one there's the cost. The better the condition the higher the price and the etched panel plays a huge role in that. Crisp, readable panels command high dollars.

 

[1stgen1916saa]

That thing is just begging for some Persinger one piece ivory grips!

You read my mind.

 

[Dyers]

I will have to dig through the box and see if any are etched.