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I used to always carry my Mountain Revolver, then my model 69 and now either my 632 or a semiauto.

No it wasn't. The first run of Mountain Revolvers was 44 magnum. 5000 of them in 1989. Mine cost me $355 back then.

It shoots very well and I actually shoot it pretty often.

Yep, I have the 44 Special too. I put an 11 degree cut on the forcing cone in it 7 years ago for the wadcutters.

This "Hostile" is a fun shooter.

I put a 50 cal Hawkin kit together about 20 years ago that Judy got me for Christmas. I haven't shot it for many years but I'm gonna. And my shotgun works excellent.

I have an Uberti 1858 in 36 that I bought a couple years ago. I've never put it side to side with one of my other Pietttas to check size but they are close I'm sure. It's OK but I haven't shot it enough to really tell you accuracy. I have only shot a reactive target up the mountain side. I also...

I bought it this way in about 2012 or so as new.

I still have my old CVA 12 gauge that's pretty light. It hasn't been outta the safe in over 5 years.

He's done four others for me and has my Robert E Lee 2nd Gen as we speak. I also have a Jackrabbit Uberti Walker, 1860 Pietta Sheriff and 1862 Colt 2nd Gen Police. I always have fun shooting!

Um I have 2 Dragoonerized revolvers. One is an Uberti Whitneyville and the other a 2nd Gen C Series!

Here in New Mexico the National Forest Service is using the elk, owls, butterflies and mice that haven't been seen in decades to put the ranchers out of business. They were welding steel pipe fences around water sources (During Red Flag Fire Danger) to keep cattle away from them. The elk are...

Back in the 70s and 80s all I wanted to do was go on a real Buffalo hunt or Elk hunt. I had the guns capable of doing it but life and work never let me do it. Now that I've been here where the Elk roam for almost 6 years my health prohibits a realistic hunt and being alone I could never eat all...

Well not to be sarcastic but, there are three on GB right now at $4500, 5000 and 7500. Note that I didn't say that ALL of them are that high.

You guys don't get out much. 1956 Model 29s go for close to $5,000 usually.

It's hard to find a bad Model 14 or Pre-14. My Pre-14 is a nice shooter.

Buy it.

This 1959 Single Six is good too.

This 1947 K22 Masterpiece one liner I shoot a lot. The 1953 is NIB unfired and I paid $1100 for it a few years ago.

327 and 32 H&R brass is back in stock at Starline.