If some of you recall, I bought a SS Cattleman off of a fine fellow here. I gold plated some of the parts. This was in lieu of brass plating them. To look like their counter part. It needed a big brother. So after waiting about 4 long months for Benelli one of the last ones in stock, I finally picked up my Cattleman's big brother. Benelli is slow as bleep!

The Uberti 1866 Yellowboy Sporting rifle. Both of these buggers are

45LC.... Didn't think I'd ever see this puppy. Here are the boys.

 

The Cattleman:

 

The Family shots:

 

 

 

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Very nice brother!

Looks nice. Congrats.

Saddle up, pilgrims, ISIS is coming to town.

 

Very Nice, good luck with them.

Thanks gang... Was giving up hope then viola.... It showed up.

 

 

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We are all gun owners and we all know what they look like. No need to post pictures. Thanks.

 

Isn't that what you said?

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/78662-official-handgun-picture-thread/

Sweet

We are all gun owners and we all know what they look like. No need to post pictures. Thanks.

 

Isn't that what you said?

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/78662-official-handgun-picture-thread/

Yes it is and mine depict custom work, neener neener. I refrained from your post since, so don't start.

 

 

 

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We are all gun owners and we all know what they look like. No need to post pictures. Thanks.

 

Isn't that what you said?

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/78662-official-handgun-picture-thread/

Nice John!!

Very purty.

 

Hmm...

Love the Henry-looking rifle. One of my favorite cowboy era guns.

 

 

Eric

Beautiful looking guns.

 

I must be an add duck tho, like old muscle cars, old (looking) guns do nothing for me. Give me a C6 ZO6 and a KAC SR15 any day of the week. Oh well.

Love the Henry-looking rifle. One of my favorite cowboy era guns.

 

 

Eric

It's a Winchester replica though.

 

 

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It's a Winchester replica though.

 

 

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Its very similar to a Henry too, hence "Henry-like". Henry was the original design and Winchester came out with the similar design a bunch of years later.

 

I guess the point i was trying to make is that i love guns from that era.

 

.44-40?

Its very similar to a Henry too, hence "Henry-like".

 

I guess the point i was trying to make is that i love guns from that era.

 

.44-40?

45LC

Yep, it evolved from the Henry

 

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You use Flitz to keep the brass nice and shiny.

I was till I discovered Renaissance Wax.... Seems to work much better. Time will tell.

 

 

You use Flitz to keep the brass nice and shiny.

Saw this bumped, came back for another look

 

Love the brass. Only "weapon" I have with brass is a 1917A1 tripod for a 1919 Browning.

Whelp, inspected the brass today and no tarnish. So I'm happy with the Ren Wax.... Makes the brass and the wood look fabulous. Didn't think of trying it on the barrel. May give it a shot next time I get it out for inspection. If anything, to keep finger prints from burning in case I miss an area.

 

 

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Saw this bumped, came back for another look

 

Love the brass. Only "weapon" I have with brass is a 1917A1 tripod for a 1919 Browning.

You own a 1919 Browning?

You own a 1919 Browning?

Yes.

Beautiful!