Trail tools

[Amos Iron Wolf]

We finally got around to getting a digital camera (My wife got a refund from school and I was able to make a suggestion on how she spent some of it She was less "sharing" of the rest, so no new toys to show <sigh>.) So I thought I would put together a quick shot of a few traditional tools. The fixed blade came from Eddie White. The harness jack is one of Waynorth's last commissions. I used it and one of the second ones, the Farmer Jack, to punch the hole for the ranger star. The Blackhawk by the way, is 45 Colt/.45 ACP convertible.

If I ever get my guy room cleaned out and set up again, maybe I can set up my lighting set and start playing with still lifes of good ole boy toys.

 

[rbmcmjr]

When not in the vicinity of the big bears, I prefer smaller tackle.

Late 40s vintage K22 with a Big Hand Scandi from Charles May:

 

[lotoblades]

Nice pics,and the blackhawk and the fixed blade even match:thumbup:

 

[Amos Iron Wolf]

Sweet little setup! That T-Grip is one of those things many new shooters don't know about. Just the ticket on a lot of good revolvers. That Scandi is a beaut!

 

[pipedreams308]

Ruger Bisley Super Blackhawk and BRK&T Clip-Point skinner.

todd

 

[Amos Iron Wolf]

Nice tools, guys! Keep 'em comin!" Thanks, lotoblades.

I realized on a little bit ago, the 2007 Canittler should look right at home with the Blackhawk and fixed blade. (Thanks again, Eric.)

I'm still waiting to see someone post a Case CV Peanut and one of those Freedom Arms or North American Arms mini-revolvers.

 

[Ben Dover]

Nice pics!

My belt holds a Colt Anaconda .45 Colt, a Bark River Northstar, Western belt ax, G.I. canteen and first aid kit.

Ben