My late model 3rd gens on the left, and their ancestors on the right (1887 Cavalry top, 1885 center, 1900 bottom)
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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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I see you keep the '87 and '85 loaded.
Sure looks like it, but they're not. Must be a reflection from the camera flash.I see you keep the '87 and '85 loaded.
Well I guess now that I have two, I can post here too. Mine are not special just two different SAA's. The first is a new 3rd generation, .45 caliber, 5.5 barrel and the other is an early 1979, 3rd generation, .357/38 caliber 7.5 barrel, shooter. I have to say, I do like them though the .357 is getting sent to Jim Martin for some work.
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One may be a deja vu but here's my SAA crop with notation --
1874, a gun show trade a century later --
Same story, both well used but nice inside --
1891 .38 Colt, LGS 100 yrs later, was full blue & I had CCH --
1906 family gun given me 1940 --
1906 from my employee $300 1981. then my DIY TLC --
1910 my Dad's, inherited 1976 --
1874, a gun show trade a century later --
Same story, both well used but nice inside --
1891 .38 Colt, LGS 100 yrs later, was full blue & I had CCH --
1906 family gun given me 1940 --
1906 from my employee $300 1981. then my DIY TLC --
1910 my Dad's, inherited 1976 --
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Bob, what kind of seeds did you use to grow this crop. Do you sell SAA seeds and if so, how much would charge me for some SAA seeds. Thanks for posting. It is a fine looking herd.
One may be a deja vu but here's my SAA crop with notation --
1874, a gun show trade a century later --
Same story, both well used but nice inside --
1891 .36 Colt, LGS 100 yrs later, was full blue & I had CCH --
1906 family gun given me 1940 --
1906 from my employee 1981 then my DIY TLC --
1910 my Dad's, inherited 1976 --
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