The winds are what ya get for livin' in the Tularosa Basin....... The canyon winds are what I get for living in NE ABQ.............Well, my second Walker arrived today. I bought it from Jackrabbit on here and believe I got an oustanding deal. I only took one bad picture as the banshee winds are blowing in the Tularosa Basin and couldn't go shoot. It does look great and handles like a very fine machine. View attachment 1148399
You get a lot more than wind in Albuquerque!The winds are what ya get for livin' in the Tularosa Basin....... The canyon winds are what I get for living in NE ABQ.............
Only if I eat too much green chili...........You get a lot more than wind in Albuquerque!
Hey Alex, lots of folks think the Walker is way too big, it's all what you get used to. Believe me, you don't want a Paterson! That design was not around long for a reason. It's fine if you want something to look at but as a shooter its not if its gonna break but when. I'll take a Walker over a Paterson any day or time!I have an extensive collection of black powder guns but I never had a desire for a Walker. It's too big and heavy a gun for an ordinary human. It's the pistol equivalent of the 1849 Ames Rifleman's Knife.These are weapons for Sasquatch or the Abominable Snowman.
A Paterson, I might consider, if I can get over the mechanical complexity.
I've used a pair of Dragoons several times at a Cowboy Shoot with no real issues. I just made a pair of holsters for my Walkers so sometime this season they will make it to a Match. Agree with Jackrabbit that you could get used to it, especially for a one day Match. My experience with the Dragoons showed me a wide, tight gunbelt worn higher on the waist made things manageable.Hey Alex, lots of folks think the Walker is way too big, it's all what you get used to. Believe me, you don't want a Paterson! That design was not around long for a reason. It's fine if you want something to look at but as a shooter its not if its gonna break but when. I'll take a Walker over a Paterson any day or t
Hey, I forgot to ask, what did you do to the loading lever spring? I was shooting 50 grains of 3F Olde Eynsford and it never dropped the lever once!Great, glad you like it!