Recent content by thor's daddy

Nope. Canon and Epson were pretty much standard fare in our shop.

You can get one made, easy-peasy, but the one thing you CAN'T do, is sell a custom printed tablecloth. That's when you'd start to run afoul of copyright (just FYI). I'm somewhat surprised that these aren't already a "thing" with the collectors/showmen in our midst. Designing for these would be...

I tried to connect with you over on the "other" Ruger Forum. I'd like your Mould's Speed Hammer if it's still available. PM is on the way....

That background is nothing more than a large format print. I used to run a color printer capable of 4-foot wide prints on a daily basis when I worked in newspapers (I'll let you young kids look up what newspapers were). I printed custom-designed wrapping paper on it once (for my kid's birthday)...

https://www.proxibid.com/Guns-Military-Artifacts/Handguns-Pistols/Freedom-Arms-Field-Grade-654-Revolver-41-Magnum/lotInformation/82038517#topoflot

You can reach him over on the SingleActions forum ( LINK ). And yes, he still has some available. Definitely worth signing up over there...

A photo of the topstrap would clear this up. I noticed on the Tyler Gun Works website that they use the term "flat top" in the description of guns that clearly are not. HERE'S AN EXAMPLE

I haven't had my coffee yet this morning, but that looks like a full-size gun, not a flattop...

I can think of a lot of combinations, but a blued Bisley convertible in 45 Colt/ACP with a 5.5-inch barrel and a target-length (Maximum) ejector assembly would be THE ONE I'd probably ever need to ask for. As a handgun hunter and marksman, it'd be a wonderfully versatile sixgun. And carbon steel...

Figured I should share... https://hibid.com/lot/169262366/6---f-ruger-revolver--44-n-m--blackhawk-gun?ref=lot-list I've never seen so many horrible pictures of a gun...

Man, I don't know what an "employee sale" is, but it makes my head spin just thinking about the one-offs that could have been created.

No, my stable is plenty full...

I suppose I shouldn't be surprised, but I ran across a Super Blackhawk 44Mag/44-40 convertible this past weekend and I found myself rather flabergasted. Was this configuration a Buckeye gun, or something completely different? Were they made for very long, or was it a fairly limited offering...

Goodness, that's a handsome couple. I just took possession of a Model 11337 a week ago as a companion piece to my octagon-barreled M83. Once we get the rifle set up my son is going to use it for Whitetails for a bit. He's pretty excited...

I know there were two runs of Ruger No. 1's chambered in 475 Linebaugh. The first a "standard" offering with 22-inch barrels and the second a Lipsey's order with 20-inch barrels. Does anyone know the production totals for the two runs?