I have the Cimarron 92 SRC in 357. It shoots, looks, and feels good. Chris at Texas Jacks said the first Armi sports 92 rifles had some kinks to work out. Cimarron got with them and worked them all out. Mine shoots both 357 and 38 special fine.

Sorry guys, I have lost the makers name. He was an individual leather worker and I have lost his name and address. I will keep looking and post it when I find it. He was on Ebay.

I had a thread not long ago about aging a Uberti "original finish" SAA. This is the rig I got to carry it in. It is very comfortable to wear. I just thought y'all might want to see it. :D http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e372/rangerider72/DCP_5499.jpg http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e37...

stainless steel pads work best for me.

I knew "Lone Wolf" in his later years. He stated that this photo made it a lot easier to get into the oil fields and restore order.

I have one of everthing listed!

I remember one more, 22 High Power.

I got one a while back. They are good looking and shoot great. I got mine in 357 to go with my Colt SAA. They don't have that ugly safety ether.

I don't know much about this survey, but it makes you think anyway. I was in line with Hunter by a little over 88% and I didn't even know who he was.

http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html

I took this survey. It told me That Hunter was most in line with my thinking. I don't know right now who I'll vote for but this poll makes you think.

http://www.vajoe.com/candidate_calculator.html

I have a few Colt SAAs. I love them. I also have some Ubertis. I bought a Cimarron "aged" Uberti 7 1/2 357 from Burnt Mill Smithing http://www.burnt-mill.com/sale1.htm and it is the smoothest SAA I have shot. I just ordered another in 45 colt with a 5 1/2 inch barrel. He sends them off to ...

SRC 73s are very expensive!

Here in Texas they hold their own. 86s bring a little more than 73s then comes the 92s. SRCs are higher in all models as is rare calibers. 94s are a drop below 92s.

WHO does make the best levergun??? JUST KIDDING!!!!

I like saddle soap the best. I dampen an old white sock ring it out then apply the saddle soap. Let it dry, then buff it off with the other sock.

I have always used saddle soap without very much water. I just dampen an old white sock then rub it in the saddle soap and apply it over the leather. Let it dry a few minutes then buff. This usually softens the leather quite a bit. The different leather conditioners sometimes stain the leather so I ...

I thought y'all might want to see this rig I just got completed. I got the "aged" holster from Jon Butcher, then ordered the "Aged Cartridge Money Belt" they had pictured with the holster on their website. They did a great job of matching the color and aged look. The leather is n...

I kinda see that correlation with Iraq in a way. Why loose our soldiers when we could have told the civilians to get out and then use the h-bomb on the military or else! I know it is a simplization, but our government is dragging this out AGAIN! Why hasn't our government learned from our mistakes an...

Starring Jock Mahoney and Dick Jones as Dick West This early Western featured the exploits of the honest, principled and tough Range Rider and his boyish sidekick, Dick West. Dressed in a fringed buckskin shirt and a white stetson, The Range Rider wore no boots, only moccasins. His horse was called ...

http://www.wrtcleather.com/Cowboy-Gear-Showcase/index-gallery.html http://www.wmbrownholster.com/ http://www.waynezurl.com/cat/index.php?cso=1&cs=Cowboy_Gear The two at the top make the best "AGED" rigs I have seen. The one at the bottom you get the "most bang for the buck" l...