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[spydglide]

This was my first new gun purchase. I bought it in 1975 and it is still my favorite wheel gun. It’s not something that you are going to stuff in your waistband, but it’s the easiest handgun to shoot that I own.

What a beauty!  I look at them and lust after one, but the prices just keep going up, up, and up.  Doesn't take a mass shooting to make these babies in that beautiful royal blue shoot up in value.  Thanks for posting djkak.  spyder

[KennyC]

This was my first new gun purchase. I bought it in 1975 and it is still my favorite wheel gun. It’s not something that you are going to stuff in your waistband, but it’s the easiest handgun to shoot that I own.

I still have my first good hand gun purchase from the late 80's. It's a Ruger GP-100 357 Mag. Stainless, 6in barrel. Love it too!! My Ruger .44 Mag is pretty sweet too!!

[miker]

Beauty Deej....

[djkak]

What a beauty!  I look at them and lust after one, but the prices just keep going up, up, and up.  Doesn't take a mass shooting to make these babies in that beautiful royal blue shoot up in value.  Thanks for posting djkak.  spyder

Speaking for myself, there are more trips to the gun dealer behind me than in front of me. I’m thinkin’ that if I had a little wood for a particular piece, I’d give some serious thought to making a spot for it in the collection…just sayin’...doooooooitt! 

[djkak]

I still have my first good hand gun purchase from the late 80's. It's a Ruger GP-100 357 Mag. Stainless, 6in barrel. Love it too!! My Ruger .44 Mag is pretty sweet too!!

Let's have a peek at them!

[KennyC]

Let's have a peek at them!

I agree, ever time I try to download pics I get info that says file is to large, from my camera I guess? I'll see if I can adjust the camera for a new picture. Just like the higher quality pics setting better.

[KennyC]

I agree, ever time I try to download pics I get info that says file is to large, from my camera I guess? I'll see if I can adjust the camera for a new picture. Just like the higher quality pics setting better.

My Wheel Guns!

[KennyC]

My Wheel Guns!

It worked!!  Finally posted a picture! Look out now!! 

[porthole]

Kenny, if you are using windows and saving your pictures on your PC, the fastest easiest way may be to find your picture, right click "open with" and select "Microsoft Office & Picture Manager".
Under the picture menu select "re-size" pick a number 1024 x 768 works good here and then save - "save as" if you want to keep the original untouched.

[KennyC]

Kenny, if you are using windows and saving your pictures on your PC, the fastest easiest way may be to find your picture, right click "open with" and select "Microsoft Office & Picture Manager".
Under the picture menu select "re-size" pick a number 1024 x 768 works good here and then save - "save as" if you want to keep the original untouched.

Thanks Duane, I'll try that.

[KennyC]

Thanks Duane, I'll try that.

Duane, I tried the resize suggestion on my profile picture and lost the one I had. Can't seem to get the picture to go in??

[KennyC]

Duane, I tried the resize suggestion on my profile picture and lost the one I had. Can't seem to get the picture to go in??

Update: I got it figured out!! Thanks for your help Duane!!

[djkak]

My Wheel Guns!

Those are sweet!

I had a mini 22LR 5 shot revolver like yours, from North American Arms, and I managed to lose it sometime in the early '80's.

The big bore guns are a lot harder to misplace! 

[djkak]

This was my second new handgun purchase in 1976, a nickel M29-2.

After I caught the fever, a local Dealer made my day and helped me get the cure. As I remember back then, the market for these was pretty hot!

[djkak]

I commissioned the box from a rider and friend who taught Art Class at a local High School.