I KNEW you were from Horry County!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What’s your BBQ gun?
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Which chambering? I've got & love the .41 & really shoulda picked up the .357 & .45 at the same time.
Carl, that's a 44mag bisley.
I’ll bring them back when I get done showing them off!
The 5.5" stainless Bisleys are great guns & man, do they go for silly money nowadays.
My Kimber is one of my favorites
I’m definitely understanding @BatteryOaksBilly now on his preference for a 3” revolver. This one points well, and is still quick to draw.
The 2 finest SA Colt's I ever owned. They are definition of BBQ guns. They now belong to a prominent Colt Collector in Cullman AL. At least I can say I once owned the Sheriff and the Indian, done by world famous Robert Burt in the Colt Factory. I hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I did. 
I was going to post this in another thread......seeing as it's already been posted......lol
This is the one I was going to post here.....Real Texas BBQ guns should always have Ivory...just ask a Texan.....
This is the one I was going to post here.....Real Texas BBQ guns should always have Ivory...just ask a Texan.....
Well, depends on the type of BBQ, and the Occasion I believe, along with some other factors...... Regardless, it is not "BBQ Gun", it has to be "BBQ Guns", as in a pair, plural, more than ONE. In some cases, giraffe bone will do fine, as long as you are the one who shot the giraffe, and the bone is from your collection..........
The whole story of these guns is pretty amazing if I can jump in. @BatteryOaksBilly can go into details but how once they were a pair, got separated, got put back together and finally in the hands of the Colt collector is part knowledge, educated hunting, pure luck and one of the greatest moments of good business and unselfish friendship I’ve ever witnessed in the gun collecting world. I’m proud to have been a small part of the story
I have a strong desire to build me a gunbelt & pair of holsters for a pair of 1911's similar to this.Well, depends on the type of BBQ, and the Occasion I believe, along with some other factors...... Regardless, it is not "BBQ Gun", it has to be "BBQ Guns", as in a pair, plural, more than ONE. In some cases, giraffe bone will do fine, as long as you are the one who shot the giraffe, and the bone is from your collection..........
My limited gun might pass for BBQ, as it is quite fabulous. If it were a BBQ for gay men with impeccable taste. But man I'd look ridiculous walking around with this holster on.
Need gunbelt to build me one out of commie nutsacks and ears.
Need gunbelt to build me one out of commie nutsacks and ears.
Yep, well that would be a different sort of BBQ, one that suited 1911s better, and maybe some nice Mammoth Ivory grips to go along with the elephant Leather rig.......
It's good my pacemaker is functioning properly!Yep, well that would be a different sort of BBQ, one that suited 1911s better, and maybe some nice Mammoth Ivory grips to go along with the elephant Leather rig.......
Elmer Keith said.....There are 3 materials to use for pistol grips, Ivory Ivory and Ivory. I like Ivory but Pearl is my favorite. When you look at 100 year old factory catalogs with choices for grips the Pearl is always 50% higher than Ivory. There is a set on my S&W Registered Magnum that is spectacular/
I have 1 kid and no money. This thread makes me want no kid and 1 money.
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I love goulash lolMy goulash gun:
A several year story told in a succinct manner...You were fated to be involved...It is a grand story!!!!
Eddie,That barrel don't say Long Colt. just 45 COLT. Just sayin😳
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Trust me, its long!!! I do the loading!
I've told that lie before too. 🤣 🤣🤣
It is long compared to a 22lr. You just have to be prepared with your story.
You know there ain't no such cartidge😄
It's not the best picture but my favorite handgun by far.