LOL you carried the camera all the way to the target and all we saw was your hand and your truck until you turned around and when you went back to the bench we saw your hand and the target in the background. Love me the Blackhawks but I do not own any right now but have a couple of Vaqueros
Great video on the Ruger Bisley! I have had one for some years and if it is a keeper you might check the 45 Colt cylinder for tight throats. A .452 bullet should just slide thru with light finger pressure for best shot groups. I had to hone out a few on my cylinder. Have several other Ruger Bisley revolvers and like the grip.
Good to see Ya, and I really like this video! BTW, You're just a Pup there, Youngster! Every day I can see the green side of the grass, in spite of how bad the diabetes and arthritis are kickin' my rickety old arse is a blessing! At least for me. I bought a 7 1/2" 45 Colt stainless Blackhawk awhile back, sans the ACP cylinder, and with the plowhandle grip and skinny trigger and obnoxious hammer. It's about 20+years old, in the box with papers, and appeared unfired when I found it. Seller gave it to me for seven "fingers". How could I turn it down? Makes a right fine companion to my 1894 Marlin Cowboy carbine when I have memories of Gene Autry and Roy Roger's runnin' round inside this old melon. Well, have fun, don't git caught!
George you get your old cranky ass to feeling better!! Cause ever Sunday night I lay in bed and watch your content buddy!! I canât imagine not watching your content anymore!! You hang in there.
there is NO 45 long colt
Always liked revolvers with interchangeable cylinders. Never had one with a Bisley grip, though I would like to someday.
LOL you carried the camera all the way to the target and all we saw was your hand and your truck until you turned around and when you went back to the bench we saw your hand and the target in the background. Love me the Blackhawks but I do not own any right now but have a couple of Vaqueros
Great video on the Ruger Bisley! I have had one for some years and if it is a keeper you might check the 45 Colt cylinder for tight throats. A .452 bullet should just slide thru with light finger pressure for best shot groups. I had to hone out a few on my cylinder. Have several other Ruger Bisley revolvers and like the grip.
George, enjoy your videos greatly. Informative and historical. Wishing you the very best and good health. Take care.
Good video, Mr. George. Take care of yourself.
The young people really laying it down lol Nice pistol I would like one some day
What kind of knife you carry?
nice gun.
Good to see Ya, and I really like this video! BTW, You're just a Pup there, Youngster! Every day I can see the green side of the grass, in spite of how bad the diabetes and arthritis are kickin' my rickety old arse is a blessing! At least for me. I bought a 7 1/2" 45 Colt stainless Blackhawk awhile back, sans the ACP cylinder, and with the plowhandle grip and skinny trigger and obnoxious hammer. It's about 20+years old, in the box with papers, and appeared unfired when I found it. Seller gave it to me for seven "fingers". How could I turn it down? Makes a right fine companion to my 1894 Marlin Cowboy carbine when I have memories of Gene Autry and Roy Roger's runnin' round inside this old melon. Well, have fun, don't git caught!
thank you sir great shooting vedio thank you mr.ed for the loan get better sir
George you get your old cranky ass to feeling better!! Cause ever Sunday night I lay in bed and watch your content buddy!! I canât imagine not watching your content anymore!! You hang in there.
Agreed 100 percent… keep the faith.
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Nice
Good to hear back and posting George.
My buddy bought one new. Beautiful piece but had to be sent back to Ruger as the cylinder wouldn't rotate.
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