Great idea, but you should make it a Ruger Single ten instead - here's one with a pair of Henry 22's:TRock wrote: When my wagon comes in , since I don't have a ship, I want to add a stainless SA Ruger Single Six.
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tractortad
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US Submarine Service 1976-2006
Henry H001TLP,H001TLB,H003T,H004,H006R,H006M,H012R,H012AW,H012MRCC,H010CC,H015-357,H015-44,H015-4570
Winchester 9422,1873,1885,1886,1892
Marlin 39A,AS,CL,D,M,Mountie,TDS,1897CB,Texan,1894CB,1895CBA,1895SBL
Ruger #1 44Mag
Henry H001TLP,H001TLB,H003T,H004,H006R,H006M,H012R,H012AW,H012MRCC,H010CC,H015-357,H015-44,H015-4570
Winchester 9422,1873,1885,1886,1892
Marlin 39A,AS,CL,D,M,Mountie,TDS,1897CB,Texan,1894CB,1895CBA,1895SBL
Ruger #1 44Mag
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Ojaileveraction
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I like the look of the long barreled octagon. Think it's the First time I've seen one in comparison.
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My Blackhawk .357 with my new Mernickle holster (notice I put my lucky cat whiskers back on the lever 
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Can't go wrong with the whiskers....cats have very good aim. 
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1860 Colt SA Richards Conversion Revolver .45C
1860 Henry .45C
1885 High Wall .45C
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1790-1820 Frontier Flintlock .50
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1860 Henry .45C
1885 High Wall .45C
1820-1840 Frontier Percussion .50
1790-1820 Frontier Flintlock .50
Ohkínohkomit - Shoot skillfully
Re: Single action revolvers
tractortad wrote:Great idea, but you should make it a Ruger Single ten instead - here's one with a pair of Henry 22's:TRock wrote: When my wagon comes in , since I don't have a ship, I want to add a stainless SA Ruger Single Six.
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Really like that Single 10, but the Henry's are pretty nice also.
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If the cat whiskers help accuracy , I am all in.dave77 wrote:My Blackhawk .357 with my new Mernickle holster (notice I put my lucky cat whiskers back on the lever
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I have a friend who has a Colt Frontier Scout 22 with some of the bluing worn. I want to make an offer ,and be fair for both parties. He hasn't priced it to me yet, just curious on some thoughts on price. I believe it was made in the 70's. Thanks.
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North Country Gal
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A Frontier Scout in excellent condition is usually a $450 to $500 dollar gun, unless it's a commemorative or special edition that attracts attention from Colt Collectors and they you'll pay MUCH more. Deduct as needed for wear and tear. These ran in various series from 1957 to 1971.
Make sure it's a Frontier Scout, though. A lot of people get these Colt SA rimfire model names mixed up. The later Colt rimfires SAs were steel framed case-colored frames and built closer in size to a full size Colt SA (the Scouts were 7/8 sized frames). The New Frontier was the adjustable sight model and the Peacemaker was the standard Colt SA gutter sight. These were 70s guns and usually command a higher price, usually around $700.
Lastly, there was a version of the New Frontier re-introduced for a few years in the 80s. It had a funky safety incorporated into the loading gate. It was functional enough, but value-wise, it doesn't command much of a price. Don't overpay for one of these.
Make sure it's a Frontier Scout, though. A lot of people get these Colt SA rimfire model names mixed up. The later Colt rimfires SAs were steel framed case-colored frames and built closer in size to a full size Colt SA (the Scouts were 7/8 sized frames). The New Frontier was the adjustable sight model and the Peacemaker was the standard Colt SA gutter sight. These were 70s guns and usually command a higher price, usually around $700.
Lastly, there was a version of the New Frontier re-introduced for a few years in the 80s. It had a funky safety incorporated into the loading gate. It was functional enough, but value-wise, it doesn't command much of a price. Don't overpay for one of these.
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Re: Single action revolvers
A Frontier Scout in excellent condition is usually a $450 to $500 dollar gun, unless it's a commemorative or special edition that attracts attention from Colt Collectors and they you'll pay MUCH more. Deduct as needed for wear and tear. These ran in various series from 1957 to 1971.
Make sure it's a Frontier Scout, though. A lot of people get these Colt SA rimfire model names mixed up. The later Colt rimfires SAs were steel framed case-colored frames and built closer in size to a full size Colt SA. The New Frontier was the adjustable sight model and the Peacemaker was the standard Colt SA gutter sight. These were 70s guns and usually command a higher price, usually around $700.
Make sure it's a Frontier Scout, though. A lot of people get these Colt SA rimfire model names mixed up. The later Colt rimfires SAs were steel framed case-colored frames and built closer in size to a full size Colt SA. The New Frontier was the adjustable sight model and the Peacemaker was the standard Colt SA gutter sight. These were 70s guns and usually command a higher price, usually around $700.
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