On a more serious note . . .

D Durden

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I'd be such a pimp with this . . .




or I could go old school:

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=263864456

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Always wanted a Webley . . . still want one.
 
That would be a good "fun gun", but I'll stick with my SP101 for carry purposes. ;)

It's surprisingly easy to shoot with full-bore .357's, and easy to carry with a good pancake holster.

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Oh yeah, those are only for fun . . . ALTHOUGH . . . they'll happily chamber and fire .45 ACP all day long . . .

Having a Webley would be one of my few utterly self-indulgent gun purchases.
 
Well spoken, my brother. I would love to have a Tok like that. I REALLY blew it about 8 years ago when I didn't buy one when I had the chance to get a couple of good ones. Dammit . . .
 
Id settle for one of these beauties............

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My dad used to have 3 of the colt anaconda's I believe the were .45, .44 mag (my brother has that now), and a .357 wasn't into revolvers so never took an interest in them at the time. Only one I ever touch as said b4 was the .44 mag and that's a beast, until I bought my judge
 

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Crap, if I was as fast as him, I'd be doing different work. :D

at least you got my spaghetti western reference....geese...I've got that trilogy and another few movies....gonna have to watch those tonight

EDIT:

my reference was INCORRECT! (its just been that long since i've watched these movies!)

I was thinking of "Indio" from a few dollars more but in fact i believe its "Tuco" from the good the bad and the ugly that wears the pistol around his neck
 
Yeah, I think you're right. :) A lot of people mistake that guy for Trinity . . . which is probably my favorite western character, really.

I've never seen one of those before (in the first post), I dig the reworked one.

The Webley family of revolvers was the standard issue for the Brits since they upgraded from rocks. They made them in .455 and .38 S&W . . . maybe some other rounds, as well. REALLY, they're a fine piece as far as revolvers go. They're rugged, reliable, and they have the break top which makes them quick to reload. Plus, the .455, given military FMJ ammo, is a decent stopper.

I fell in love with the piece after watching Zulus.