Reeder Custom Guns - HEY WB. NEXT MONTH'S WORK. CAN YOU NAME 'EM?

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Taylor's & Company new Ace

So it must have been a little bit of distance. Plenty good enough. But just not as sexy as a whacked 1860 or '61 Navy. I'm still Jonesin' for a '62 Police.

I sold a AR15A1 I put together for a $400 profit (blessing), I need to reward myself. Although I know a Colleen call will be coming one day too.

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is a lovely little popper.

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a Dragoon until I noted the proportions were off. The top brass frame is that a Confederate pattern? The '51's are so classic they begin to favor one another until you school yourself on the details. Of course the Remingtons are easily identifiable. Spankenburger said they were mis-called 1858's.

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IN ORDER FROM TOP TO BOTTOM THEY ARE :
GRISWOLD & GUNNISON
1851 NAVY .4 (NOTE TYHE STEPPED CYLINDER)
1858 REMINGTON BRASS
1851 NAVY BRASS
LEECH & RIGDON

DANCE & BROTHERS SHOULD ARRIVE TODAY

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HEY WB. NEXT MONTH'S WORK. CAN YOU NAME 'EM?

YESTERDAY'S WORK

Subject of yesterday's work

Interesting front latch. You hit the black, no powder burns.

That, sir...

The bottom gun at a fast glance I mistook for

"1858's" ARE CLOSER TO 1863

It should make for an educational article for enthusists!