callshot
Blackhawk
As sixshot's official gun bearer, the mystery gun was delivered to me this morning. I was really impressed with the case hardening and antiquing job that was applied to this reconstruction (customizing) of this mystery gun. I noted the filing on the grip frame from the tack driving has rounded the grip frame off immensely. The squib in the barrel has created a scattering effect. I can not find the hammer. It must have been lost in transit. I am ALMOST embarrassed to carry this gun over to sixshot's residence for delivery. The new trigger guard looks like it would work better in sixshot's hand.
Here's the gun that was delivered in sixshot's name. It definitely has a mysterious aura about it. The image does not reflect the photos and earlier other posts from Texas.
I understood this was suppose to be a 480 five-shot gun. As you can plainly see, things are bigger in Texas because there are six barrels and no cylinder. It must be one barrel for a 32 maggie, one for a 44, 1 for a 45 colt, one for 454 casull and one for the 480 if necessary. The sixth barrel would be an empty chamber for duds. I think this would fit a generic holster made of cardboard, bubble gum, duct tape, bailing wire and turkey poop lined with badger hair to protect the antiquing which looks at least 199 years old. I certainly hope sixshot enjoys his new gun which I am going to leave on his doorstep, ring the bell and run. I think we can all expect pictures of sixshot with assorted vermin over the coming months.
Here's the gun that was delivered in sixshot's name. It definitely has a mysterious aura about it. The image does not reflect the photos and earlier other posts from Texas.
I understood this was suppose to be a 480 five-shot gun. As you can plainly see, things are bigger in Texas because there are six barrels and no cylinder. It must be one barrel for a 32 maggie, one for a 44, 1 for a 45 colt, one for 454 casull and one for the 480 if necessary. The sixth barrel would be an empty chamber for duds. I think this would fit a generic holster made of cardboard, bubble gum, duct tape, bailing wire and turkey poop lined with badger hair to protect the antiquing which looks at least 199 years old. I certainly hope sixshot enjoys his new gun which I am going to leave on his doorstep, ring the bell and run. I think we can all expect pictures of sixshot with assorted vermin over the coming months.