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These have a nice tidy revolving 22rf firing pin disc on the hammer face that is advanced 90° with each hammer pull.

They are nice to balance off my big Colt SAs.

Value on these goes up so much I hate to sell one.

Have a "diversified" collection of small derringers and spur trigger revolvers. Trigger locks keep falling off them.

My walls have that dainty sensitive look; have one old Colt SA skeleton stock rig and my Colt Army walnut stock across from my bookcase.

Crossed sabres on another wall; one Reb, one Yank.

Old leather rigs hanging on pegs; the modern stuff tucked and hidden away until used.

Biggest Smith I have is an 1893 BT .44-40DA. Not as nice looking asa Colt but sure beats SAs for reloading.

All the libs get deathly quiet when they come over for a party or for dinner; after a while they start asking if they could handle an old hogleg, saying they are big western movie fans.

Funny, nobody ever tries to break in around here.

Did you ever see the late 19th century "volley fire" rifles that have all many small integral subcaliber barrels going off with one pull of the trigger?

DGW has some occasionally in their small antique arms catalogs.

America has an interesting history of firearms design and manufacturing.

Now all the pols can do is attempt to ban and restrict them.

All these gun grabbers like DiFi and Andrew Cuomo have carry permits themselves.

Gotta finish fitting a set of 1st SA grips late tonight.

Take care sports fans