That CZ is super nice. I like the simple old school lines. But .375 in that svelte little thing. I'm gonna have to open up a can of NOPE and go back to my beloved CZ 452s

Steel and Wood? Okee dokey!

British made Webley Tempest .22 cal. I bought this at Dr. Robert Beeman's store in Santa Rosa, CA. He personally installed the rosewood target stocks and the trigger shoe before I left. WA pigeons feared this pistol.



Russian .177: IZH-46 (pre M) - bought in 2000

Late to the party. Navy Arms Schofield in 45 colt.

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Below. Preserved



Below. A Toyota, AK47 and photographer has beard.



Below. Marlin Camp 9



Below. Revolver needs wood grips.



Below. Redwood burl handle.



Below. Black Powder.

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Originally posted by IrishWind:
Brownings:


And Rifles:



And the 870:

52 is sweet Irish.

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Originally posted by mm6mm6:
Steel and Wood? Okee dokey!

That National Match is the single most beautiful Colt I've ever seen. I was hoping you would post it again mm6. Such a fine pistol.

1861 Navy .36 - cut for shoulder stock
...and in my desktop display with knife & friend:

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A Colt Shooting Master in .357 caliber with King Rib and Ropers grips.

upper: 38 M&P 2" - shipped: November 1947
lower: 38 M&P 2" (model 64-2) - shipped: September 1981


66-1 • 2.5" • pinned & recessed • Shipped: April 1981

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Just trying to see if I can get Postimage to work...

A Colt Officer's Heavy Barrel Target in .32; one of around 900 made in the late 1930s.

Replica 1860 Colt