Colt Single Action Army Forum Section PHOTO THREAD !
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Too many good photos to "waste" so we turned this one in to our Colt SAA/Bisley/New Frontier photo thread
Too many good photos to "waste" so we turned this one in to our Colt SAA/Bisley/New Frontier photo thread
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This hand made engraving was custom made for Inside a SAA double case of mine
The words are exact copy of the beginning of chapter in "Colt an American Legend" wrote by R.L.Wilson
chad45
Came across these the other day and knew that they were destined for the Colt Forum and the expert opinions of the gentlemen here. Being a novice on these matters there isn't much I can add in the way of insight or expertise other than to simply post the pictures and maybe arouse some interest or debate.
Also feel free to comment about the two SAA replicas.
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Also feel free to comment about the two SAA replicas.
I love the .44 Spl and the weapons that use it.Various barrel lengths in nickel/.44 Special...
I thought I'd let you fellas take a look at these. I made shoddy scans of these from the originals about 10 years ago. The quality ain't all that but still interesting.
This is my grandparents. Backs of the originals said 1923, the year they were married. Probably somewhere near a little hole called Mounds, Oklahoma.
The picture of them pointing the two SAA's at each other is pretty much indicative of the first half of their marriage from what I understand. Nine children between 1925 and 1943.
In the picture of them next to each other he's holding a SAA in his right hand. In his left I'm almost positive is an Army Special that belonged to his father. Chambered in 32-20. The thin six inch barrel kind of gives it away to me because it's sitting in my safe right now, serial # dates it to 1910. Unfortunately my uncle had it before me and had it poorly reblued in the early 80's. I don't know who in the family ended up with the SAA's. For all I know one of you guys here might have one or both of them in your collection.
Anyway, thought I'd share these.
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This is my grandparents. Backs of the originals said 1923, the year they were married. Probably somewhere near a little hole called Mounds, Oklahoma.
The picture of them pointing the two SAA's at each other is pretty much indicative of the first half of their marriage from what I understand. Nine children between 1925 and 1943.
In the picture of them next to each other he's holding a SAA in his right hand. In his left I'm almost positive is an Army Special that belonged to his father. Chambered in 32-20. The thin six inch barrel kind of gives it away to me because it's sitting in my safe right now, serial # dates it to 1910. Unfortunately my uncle had it before me and had it poorly reblued in the early 80's. I don't know who in the family ended up with the SAA's. For all I know one of you guys here might have one or both of them in your collection.
Anyway, thought I'd share these.
Pretty cool photos. Nine babies in a row would cause a woman to take aim at her husband!
As for your Grandmother's gun, I'm pretty certain I saw it earlier in this thread--Chaffee or saintclair have it, I think. Can't remember which, but it looks just like the one she's pointing at your Grandfather.
As for your Grandmother's gun, I'm pretty certain I saw it earlier in this thread--Chaffee or saintclair have it, I think. Can't remember which, but it looks just like the one she's pointing at your Grandfather.
Awesome photos!
Thanks for sharing......
Thanks for sharing......
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