Flat Top photo thread

[flatheadsal]

great idea David, don't have a flatop yet but gonna sit back and enjoy the show, Sal

 

[americal]

GREAT :!: plum--nice to try and get this right applies to everybodies flattop :lol: I don't have A clue as to what I meant on this posting I went through all guns again :? show some great flattops is maybe what I meant and ya'll sure came through great idea DAVID 8)

 

[Easy Ed]

Whew. That's a perty plum. Nice.

Ed

 

[wildturk]

Here's the one that got me started.

No pics of my last one's, a couple of the 50th models

 

[flatgate]

I apologise, I messed up the transfer of this thread from Revolvers to the Gallery! I'm SO SORRY that I made a huge error and lost several of the posts and their images...........

This thread should be in the Gallery section......

flatgate

 

[Aeroscout9]

Here's my only real one. I flat topped a NM .41Mag but ain't showin pics of it yet because it isn't done.

 

[Sam Johnson]

Here is my shooter, a few changes, a SBH barrel, a Old Army stainless grip frame ,and Cary's American Holly grips.

 

[David LaPell]

That's ok, I can repost.
Here is the OM .357

and here is tbe new .44 Magnum Flat Top 50th Anniversary

 

[mike722]

a BKH30 and a BKH40..

 

[flatgate]

BKH-30

Modified BKH-40 Shooter....

flatgate

 

[Lee Martin]

First year 357...

 

[Lee Martin]

10" 44 Mag with real ivory.....

 

[Lee Martin]

First year 44 with factory stag. I can't prove it, but this one may be unfired.....

 

[pvtschultz]

Hey Lee, why don't your share some of those OM's with the rest of us!

Very nice guys! That first year 357 that Lee posted is especially pleasent on the eyes!

 

[Wyandot Jim]

45 Colt

357s

44 Mag

Nickel 357

357

The Stag one is in picture above

 

[Hashknife Hartley]

Well, I only got 3 of them, all OM's, but I really like 'em. No.1 is a 3 digit .357, shipped in December 1955, I was in Junior High, eighth grade I think.

No.2 is a Type 2, with all the Type 1 features except for the serrated sight base, shipped in January 1958, so don't know if it'd be considered a Transitional or not.

No.3 is a late .44 Blackhawk, shipped in October 1962, with a spare 44-40 cylinder and steel grip frame.

HH

 

[Lost River]

7.5" 44.

It is certainly not collector quality like some of y'alls, but it works for me.

 

[Lost River]

.357. It is minute of Jackrabbit.

 

[Lost River]

 

[308longdistance]

357 factory stags, 44 7.5" & 44 10", with aftermarket stags.

Modified 44 50th