hey /k/
Dumping photos I took for you today at the Museum of Northwest Colorado.
Probably the best collection of Western Americana in the world - I mostly took pictures of the guns but this is a pretty impressive collection that includes all sorts of Cowboy/gunfighter history.
let me know if you are interested in any particular photos and I can touch em up a bit for better quality, 4kek is really making it a bitch to post these pics right now.
Enjoy! Also, I took a ton of pics and didn't bother to organize them so bear with me.
You have heard of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center haven't you? Never the less, I want moar!
dump will be pretty scattered
>>27796439
This is all at the Museum of Northwest Colorado. Not familiar with Buffalo Bill Historical Center but this museum does have a book signed by Bill and one of his saddles that was made in town.
sorry for any double posts boys, the chans are being fickle with me for some reason.
any interest or is this a pointless dump?
>>27796530
Keep it coming anon.
>>27796582
k i've got a lot and 4chan is being a total cunt with these uploads idk why
plz appreciate me /k/
Doesn't seem to be much interest.
Lurking. Family lives in Uintah county utah.
>>27796690
Do you have a good picture of that New Service?
going to stop dumping I guess, really surprised no one wants to see this stuff.
I'll find my pics of the Custer Colt that has a serial number placing it at the Battle of Little Big Horn and then I guess /k/ can let this thread die
preddy disappointed no one cares about these cool guns :/
>>27796735
I care OP, I care.
>>27796735
Are there any smith and wesson top breaks?
>>27796735
Well I certainly not going to lick your balls or anything but would like to see the Custer Colt.
>>27796776
Here's a couple to tide you over.
>>27796812
Thanks, smith's make my Willie diamonds.
>>27796835
The .38 is marked "J&L Steel Security" on the back strap.
>>27796735
We fans of frontier era weapons tend to be the strong silent type.
So who do you guys think made a better revolver in the 1860s and 70s colt or Remington or s&w ?
>>27796866
The pocket hammerless was cool. I really liked the schofield but the army was already riding colts sick hard and sold them.
>>27796886
Remington made the sturdiest of the 3. But that doesn't necessarily mean they were the best.
Pretty cool stuff OP.
Why don't you keks look up a collection of really high end material.
Cowan's auction in Ohio has a massive sale of firearms that began yesterday and runs through this weekend. Check out that shit.
You can see it on their website or on BidSquare.com
>>27796439
I went there as we were driving through and there was so much semen in me undies by the time I left. They have everything.
>>27796886
Smith and wesson no2 and schofield are my fav.
>>27796886
Black powder? Hands down the Remy. Cartridge era? The Smith for sure. The Colts were always the Chevy's of guns. They worked and everyone knew how to use them/fix them/trade them
>>27796921
Ever been to the museum of the American cowboy ? They have some really cool stuff
>>27796922
You really need to go to Cody. Wear rubber underwear to avoid embarrassment.
What's funny is my dad owns a original 1873 colt peacemaker with a original box of .45 long colt and a 1873 Winchester made in 1876 I pray that when he passes on I get them before my bitch antigun sister gets them and sells them
OP here, trying to post more but 4chan is seriously keking me right now
>>27796952
Honestly no, I imagine it would be very intriguing
>>27796982
Talk to him. Make sure the right thing happens. Good scotch and a Connecticut wrapped dog rocket might help.
>>27797013
Dog rocket ?
Guy what the fuck I am trying to finish my dump but I can't... I am so sorry.
I will try to upload to a third party site and link.
:/
Why is 4chan fucking with my posts so hard?
>>27797085
Cheap cigar
>>27797093
Ah I do have a box of Havana cigars that my granddad gave me and a bottle of unopened bottle of scotch from 1979 I hope it's still good anything to keep those guns out of my sisters cunt hands after she sold my granddads IBM m1 grand he brought home after ww2 along with my great uncles type 99 with the jap markings still untouched on it for 600 bucks
>>27796886
Colt's were the best percussion guns, but Merwin Hulbert made the best cartridge revolvers of the time.
>>27797184
IBM M1 Carbine. They didn't make Garands.
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