The Other You

Yes it would work, you need another pistol and holster though as most matches require 2. My daughter uses blackhawks for her competition guns, with a marlin 1894 and a original winchester 1897. Ask me any questions you like I'm always glad to help.

One of my sets, with remingtons instead of my rugers along with my 1873 winchester and 1872 colt hammer gun

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and my belt and rugers, with my belt knife

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See you then, Firestrike. If you recognize me from that - way small photo, let me know who you are. From the trees, and the ocean breeze!

Cheers, Steve
 
FISHING ON MY OLD BOAT



CAMPING







LOCAL QUARRY (had to put down a steel your face to cover other grafitti)


HAVING AT BEER AT THE COVE, WHICH IS WHER I SPEND MOST OF MY TIME :D


I HAVE A CAT
 
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cricketdave said:
Yes it would work, you need another pistol and holster though as most matches require 2. My daughter uses blackhawks for her competition guns, with a marlin 1894 and a original winchester 1897. Ask me any questions you like I'm always glad to help.

One of my sets, with remingtons instead of my rugers along with my 1873 winchester and 1872 colt hammer gun

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and my belt and rugers, with my belt knife

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Triple K is offering a crossdraw that fits the rig as well, just need the extra pistol Pistol. Was going to crossdraw a Ruger Single 9 in 22/22mag conversion as well for backpacking hunts.

Sweet gear you got there...Lots of great pics in this thread.
 
cricketdave said:
Yes it would work, you need another pistol and holster though as most matches require 2. My daughter uses blackhawks for her competition guns, with a marlin 1894 and a original winchester 1897. Ask me any questions you like I'm always glad to help.

and my belt and rugers, with my belt knife

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Dave,

What are those stainless Ruger's? Do you have an un-holstered photo? Also, are they custom grips or factory? They look quite nice.

Thanks

AJ
 
I took a quick pic for you, its a matched pair of 44/40s. They started out as standard plow handled 44/40 and one 44mag, I happened to find a 44/40 cylinder that a friend had with no gun to go with it and fitted it to the 44mag, corrected the cylinder throats at the same time. Then I traded the plow grips and hammers for a set of stainless bisley handles and hammers, did slick action jobs on them, free spin pawls, chamfered the leading edge of the cylinder to holster better, changed to belt mountain locking base pins, and last sanded down some stock ruger grips a bit thiner. Gave them a brushed satin finish and have run about 50k through each one.

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Rob-mob,
that is very admirable work that you do with autistic children. People like you make this earth a better place :)
 
This is me. International man of leisure, beverage and blade connoisseur. Hobbies include killing furry woodland creatures and eating them.

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I had this likeness made up a while back. It doesn't look exactly like me but it is a pretty good likeness.

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:thumbup:
 
See you soon, Firestrike...cheers.
 
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New Guyy said:
Rob-mob,
that is very admirable work that you do with autistic children. People like you make this earth a better place :)
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Thank you for the kind words good sir. I do what I can! I spend 60 hours a week working 6/7 days with special needs kids. While their progress is often slow -- it makes a world of a difference for parents who have never heard their own child say "I love you" or who have never had their child be able to ride a bike. My line of work makes you appreciate the little things in life.
 
Rob_Mob said:
Thank you for the kind words good sir. I do what I can! I spend 60 hours a week working 6/7 days with special needs kids. While their progress is often slow -- it makes a world of a difference for parents who have never heard their own child say "I love you" or who have never had their child be able to ride a bike. My line of work makes you appreciate the little things in life.
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I bet it does. It is so easy to take seemingly "routine" things in life and take them for granted. Unless you subject yourself to other experiences, it is sometimes difficult to gain those perspectives.
I could only imagine how appreciative the parents are for helping their children. It is amazing that you are able to go to work and get that feeling. Most people have not worked themselves into a position where they can support themselves financially, and more importantly, make a significant positive change in the lives of many-- congratulations :)
 
Man am I jealous of all you guys in whitetail country!! Nothing but blacktail here in my part of California. Here's one I got last season (I'm in the middle)....

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A day at the range...

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And the luckiest day of my life...

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I've been racing bikes for the last 17 years...









My fave pic of me and one of my bikes



I also have a lady that keeps my feet planted on the ground





Like most of you, I also LURV firearms



I also adore conspicuously-shaped oversized donuts with men's names written on them



And I'm inappropriate in public.



So, that's me in a colorful nutshell...
 
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ok since i saw "my car" on page two i ll have to contribute pics of my car-guy-self:

me on the far right:



my baby///M



since it is online on our car forum anyway - me - in the middle (purely coincidental) along with friends from the car forum:

 
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