Some nice pics of nice guns here! I'll add a few:
Texas Longhorn Arms South Texas Army with a Winchester Model 53 in .32-20, custom knife, and custom tooled holster and rifle scabbard.
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My favorite custom single action revolver, a replica of the famous "SS1" custom .44 Special Blackhawk intended for Skeeter Skelton, but he died before it was completed. With Dall Sheep horn stocks. Mine was made by Clement Custom Guns in Virginia. The original was made primarily by Bob Baer of Texas, though Bill Grover of Texas Longhorn Arms liked to take credit for it. Don't know what happened to the original after John Wootters died two years ago. Mine is a real shooter, as was the original.
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A rare 5.5" Second Generation Colt New Frontier in .44 Special, engraved by master engraver Horacio Acevedo. Carved ivory one-piece stocks with sterling silver butt caps. Originally owned and commissioned by Bill Grover, owner of Texas Longhorn Arms.
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And, to prove I own at least one semi-auto, an early Series I Kimber Custom Stainless, ivory stocked. It is my EDC. I shot a grouse in the neck at 15 yards with it at camp in 2012. We cooked the grouse in the dutch oven with rice and onions that night for supper. Yum. My buddies said it was a lucky shot, and they were probably right. But, I'll take luck on such a shot any day.