Throw some chaps on and you would be ready for action!

 

Good idea, chapstick will keep my lips supple during those long, hot days in the saddle. You're a good guy to watch out for me like that, Russ.

 

When was a Navy made in .44? All the Navy pistols were .36 whether it was 1851 or 1860. At least that was the info I have seen. But I'm willing to learn.

 

The TOAK delivers....
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Piett...Kit/740135.uts

Greg, you are historically correct, all Navy black powders were .36. Army was .44. This appears to be a creation but is a good looking gun.

 

Mick,
I sense that's got to be a Mick pic on a previous trip to CO or the Black Hills.......No?

 

http://www.uberti.com/navy-army-and-police-revolvers

 

Unfortunately for Mick, THE LOOK he's gonna get wearing that outfit around the house will not be flattering

 

I knew it !! The "Mickster".
That man cuts a fine profile in that there duster..........
And the pinky ring is the coup 'de gras for a 1870's gambling man.

 

Sorry, Russ, I didn't see the other posts before I posted. My excuse was I was in a meeting and my phone just took me to a post.......

 

No excuses required. Meetings r gud