Revolvers

[Jbob]

Here's a few pictures of my BP revolvers. A lot of fun shooting and pretty accurate. Looks like the brass needs cleaned again.
This one I built from a kit about 40+ years ago. I think they cost me less than $30 back then.

This one was a gift from an older friend to remember him by, he's gone now and nothing could ever buy it.
It's dated 1963...

This one was a gift from my mom who just passed away in Feb. I know, only in West Virginia would a guy get a gun gift from mom. She given me 3 or 4 over the years and they're now treasures to me. She'd kick my azz if she saw that dirty brass on this one..

[bunkysdad]

I like that look on the brass. I have a brass frame 1858 Remington that was made by Pietta in 71 and the brass took that long to get the look it has. I can,t spiff it up now. Nice revolvers you have there.

[Junk Yard Dog]

I have a few of them also, very nice

[desdem12]

Sweet. Can you shoot deer with the buntline?

[bunkysdad]

That is quite a nice buntline isn't it? Target sights and everything. That would go well with mine. I better start looking for one.

[Jbob]

Sweet. Can you shoot deer with the buntline?

I've only had it out plinking once and it did really well. The solid frame revolvers are the way to go.

[Longcolt44]

Have a few also.

[wolfstein]

Really great looking BP revolvers. I have a few but haven't shot them in a long time.