So Much For Being "Cured" (Uberti Cattleman Hombre)

[marks]

I gave Tanner's a few bucks to hold one of these in .357 magnum. Been wanting one, but I didn't want to add .45 Colt to my list of calibers:



http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=261456971

I'll probably pick it up in a few weeks.

So, I guess I can set aside my concerns about my gun-itis having subsided.

[photoshooter]

"Every time I try to get out, they pull me back in.""

Nice grab!

[bac0nfat]

Well that was quick. Glad to hear you're back in the game.

[nomad48]

If your going to have an addiction not a bad one to get.

[marks]

"Every time I try to get out, they pull me back in.""

Nice grab!

Thanks! Indeed they do (pull me back in), and I feel good about it. I was a bit worried.

Oh, I also grabbed a box (20 rounds) of Hornady Zombie-Max ammo (.45 ACP). Never planning to shoot it, but for $20, it makes a nice conversation piece. It's essentially Critical Defense with a green tip, but ya know, . . . ya just never know.

http://www.hornady.com/ammunition/zombiemax

[marks]

If your going to have an addiction not a bad one to get.

Thanks. It's my first, and will probably be my last, single action revolver. The collection needed one, and I expect it'll be fun to shoot.

[Rodolfo Fierro]

Thanks. It's my first, and will probably be my last, single action revolver.

Don't you have two hands ?

[Brick]

You should have gotten a SSA (clone) in .44-40 plus a Henry or 1873 carbine (clone) as a companion piece.

That way you can feed your gun habit and your reloading habit!

[marks]

Don't you have two hands ?

Good point.

[marks]

You should have gotten a SSA (clone) in .44-40 plus a Henry or 1873 carbine (clone) as a companion piece.

That way you can feed your gun habit and your reloading habit!

Good thinking, but I do need a reason to go back to the shop.