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[Delta-3]

[TriggerFish]

^Very cool!^

[202]

Nice!

[jbjh]

Was in Dayton, Ohio a few weeks back and saw these in one of the local museums (sorry for the rubbish photos - was rushed and shooting thru glass)

Thompson 1921AC


H&R Handy Gun in .410


Frommer Stop .32 cal.

There’s also a machine gun variant of this that used two pistols mounted side-by-side, upside down on a tripod, firing from 25-round mags! (images from Pinterest and tumblr).


The Malibu Barbie Machine Gun! Adorable


Random unmarked revolver. The clear grips caught my eye though.



A Colt .38 Super taken off of John Dillinger when he was arrested in Dayton in 1933. Engraving was done for the Chief by his detectives.


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[Stickman]

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[Bruce in WV]

A memento honoring my son when he returned from his first deployment as an Army combat medic. Ruger Blackhawk convertible 45 Colt/45 acp, completely redone by Turnbull Restorations. The gold inlay is based on a famous image on an American eagle, used in thousands of DOD and IC presentations since the early 2000's.

[Stickman]

A memento honoring my son when he returned from his first deployment as an Army combat medic. Ruger Blackhawk convertible 45 Colt/45 acp, completely redone by Turnbull Restorations. The gold inlay is based on a famous image on an American eagle, used in thousands of DOD and IC presentations since the early 2000's.

I have thought of doing the same thing several times with Turnball. If you don’t mind me asking, did you buy the Blackhawk from Turnball already complete, or did you send them a gun? I know it’s not cheap, but can you give me an idea on what the total cost was? Thank you.

[Bruce in WV]

I supplied a NIB Blackhawk, which cost me $750 in 2006. Turnbull replaced the aluminum ERH and gripframe with steel parts, fitted the Belt Mtn locking base pin, did the gold inlay, and made the tiger maple grips based on a set of custom Bob Munden Gunfighter grips I provided from a Colt SA. Fitting, bluing, CCH, parts, perform a complete action job, including recut the forcing cone and do cylinder honing on both cylinders: $3,000 in 2007 dollars.

That gun is going on the auction block. My son was medically retired with 100% disability and needs to cash out the guns he's unable to shoot. I'm not sure what it will bring, but it's unlikely to cover the cost of making it, so you can't do a project like this as an investment.