Classic wheel gun porn....

[JHW]

Well I've been pretty busy so haven't had much time to add all my recent pick ups, but here's a nice 66-2 snub nose I picked up from another member gave her a little polish and came out pretty good. I am looking for some target grips though if anyone has some for a K frame round butt

Shipped around 1985-1986 prefix ANA

 

[bearpugh]

man. all these 66's are killing daddy. lol. sweet sir

 

[Junior_357]

man. all these 66's are killing daddy. lol. sweet sir

Sorry about this then...

Picked this up from the dude in here who thinks running in to burning buildings is a smart thing to do...

66-2 with a set of Keith Brown redheart grips:

Now the problem is my 686-3 is sporting the magna grips from this gun. Talk about funny-looking...but in about 3 months it will be sporting a set of custom combats from my favorite grip maker...

 

[bearpugh]

Sorry about this then...

Picked this up from the dude in here who thinks running in to burning buildings is a smart thing to do...

66-2 with a set of Keith Brown redheart grips:

Now the problem is my 686-3 is sporting the magna grips from this gun. Talk about funny-looking...but in about 3 months it will be sporting a set of custom combats from my favorite grip maker...

beautiful

 

[CliffB]

So what do you know about Star firearms? Anything? Anyone?

 

[Horsehat]

So what do you know about Star firearms? Anything? Anyone?

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I remember owning a Star .45 semi back in the late 70's that was a pretty well made pistol. They were around for a while, I think from the 20's. Don't know antyhing about their revolvers, clearly a knockoff of the model 10.

 

[Leatherhead]

Sorry about this then...

Picked this up from the dude in here who thinks running in to burning buildings is a smart thing to do...

66-2 with a set of Keith Brown redheart grips:

Now the problem is my 686-3 is sporting the magna grips from this gun. Talk about funny-looking...but in about 3 months it will be sporting a set of custom combats from my favorite grip maker...

Oh my goodness man...THAT looks so damn good with those Keith Browns!!!

 

[toobaroque]

Freshly restored 686-3. Bring on the Bowling Pins!

 

[bearpugh]

nice

 

[CliffB]

I remember owning a Star .45 semi back in the late 70's that was a pretty well made pistol. They were around for a while, I think from the 20's. Don't know antyhing about their revolvers, clearly a knockoff of the model 10.

This is the first and only gun my dad has ever owned. Bought it when he and my mom moved to Atlanta in the late 70's early 80's and he wanted a pistol for home protection. He was a country boy moving to the city. He has still probably never fired the gun since he purchased it. I've run a few rounds through it.