I agree that it’s definitely weird and unique. If I had a banged up Uberti and a rail like that was available I might be tempted. I sure as heck wouldn’t pay $2500 for that. I can’t tell if they purposely aged that one or if’s naturally aged through use, but I personally couldn’t take this and make it that.
It's dumb because the execution makes no sense. You've added an entire rifle free float tube that serves no purpose. Doing it right (which would still be wrong) would require actual gunsmithing. Their whole intent was to be silly and putting that tube on it was just the easy way out.
The frame is color case-hardened. The cylinder and barrel appear to be the very thin and fragile bright blue finish. Nice, nice revolver.
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That is a very nice revolver.The frame is color case-hardened. The cylinder and barrel appear to be the very thin and fragile bright blue finish. Nice, nice revolver.
Here's the one I really want though.
Schofield 7" .45LC Deluxe Engraved Pearl Grip
The Schofield barrel latch opens by pulling it back with the thumb and includes the rear sight notch. This model features a forged steel blued frame, blued finish with various case hardened parts, and a two-piece polymer pearl grip. This model is hand engraved with deluxe engraving.
Maybe they should bids on how much the buyer would take, to get rid of it for them. That really is bad, what was somebody thinking?
Well, having worked in lock down re-hab, my "expert" opinion would be some high grade LSD, forget the shrooms, some meth of course to really get the imagination pumping, and some cheap whiskey or Vodka chased down with beer to erase any doubts.
Where is the hoss-whip, or better yet a cat-o-nine-tails?
In Washington state, that is, by definition, an assault rifle, banned from importation, sale, or transfer.
Interesting . What “scary” features do the Washington legislature deem make this an “assault rifle”? An abomination, I understand. But the thinking of leftist law-makers escapes me…
no it’s not
