Two More
 

:eek:Colt SAA 44WCF & Colt 22 Service Model:

http://forum.lugerforum.com/picture....&pictureid=369
http://forum.lugerforum.com/picture....&pictureid=370
http://forum.lugerforum.com/picture....&pictureid=366
http://forum.lugerforum.com/picture....&pictureid=365

Not bad. I want to have a Simson done up with slight acorns and scroll work (a reblued, parts gun). did you have these sent out Hugh or?


Ed

Hugh -- I am confused. Probably by Ed's post. Were these guns acquired in engraved form, or plain guns engraved by you?

Hugh

You must weigh a ton in order to use all those BBQ guns.

Jerry

Hugh, one of them looks almost black ????

Ed & Alvin,

I bought these already engraved. The SA was made in 1899, don't know when or by who it was engraved.
I have sent a 45 cal slide to Bill Lowther, the engraver of the22 Service Model to have it engraved to match the gun.

Hugh
You may need to see someone about this engraved thing you got goin on. :roflmao: c

A really nice Bar-B-Que Pistol
 

Hugh,
If you have a spare $35,000.00, you can wear this fine Colt to your next Sunday outing.

MikeAttachment 6065

Mike,
Is that the Sears Colt?

Hugh,
See Collectors, Houston,

Mike

Wow Hugh. Those are nice looking additions to your collection of BBQ guns.
I was just wondering.
Would you like to adopt me:roflmao:

Saw a BBQ Queen. Of course, not mine. It's a display item in Shanghai Police Museum. Spanish made quite a few of these beautiful guns:

A few more. Looks like FN made many BBQ. Another tiny revolver claimed being Belgian as well, but based on the accuracy of other placards on guns that I knew a little bit, this revolver's provenance is best described as unknown. Claimed being captued from a Shanghai mafia 'Godfather'. Enjoy.