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A visitor turned up to our range on the guest day today with a contemporary Belgian copy of a Colt Navy .36cal revolver.
Apart from the broken parts that made it a definite non-shooter, it had the most unusual cylinder roll scene I've ever clapped my eyes on. Instead of the navy scene that gave it its name, this one had a railroad scene - a locomotive trundling across a wooden trestle, just as you would see on an old Western movie.
Anybody seen anything like this before?
Next time he turns up I'm going to ink-roll it, and send it to somebody here who can post it as an image to share with you.
tac
Apart from the broken parts that made it a definite non-shooter, it had the most unusual cylinder roll scene I've ever clapped my eyes on. Instead of the navy scene that gave it its name, this one had a railroad scene - a locomotive trundling across a wooden trestle, just as you would see on an old Western movie.
Anybody seen anything like this before?
Next time he turns up I'm going to ink-roll it, and send it to somebody here who can post it as an image to share with you.
tac