Every year or two I empty out my coin jug, which I toss every single coin from my pockets at the end of the day into, and paste a new picture on it for
something I want to buy but do not "need". This year I have decided on something entirely frivolus, yet at the same time, practical.
A. I do not "need" another gun.
B. I "want" something special/different/new for a 50th birthday present to myself.
C. There fore, I cam up with a "cowboy" gun. Something fun, yet can be practical.
D. WHAT "cowboy" gun?
1. I have come up with three real fun nostaligic choices so far. Subject to change.
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/ModelP/RS400RoosterShooter.htm#
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/Specialty/ManNoNameSA.htm
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/Conversions/ManNo%20NameConv.htm
Of course I could just get a Ruger Vaquero... but these look like such fun. No what caliber?
Do you have a fun purchase jar? If so what is pasted on it?
A. I do not "need" another gun.
B. I "want" something special/different/new for a 50th birthday present to myself.
C. There fore, I cam up with a "cowboy" gun. Something fun, yet can be practical.
D. WHAT "cowboy" gun?
1. I have come up with three real fun nostaligic choices so far. Subject to change.
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/ModelP/RS400RoosterShooter.htm#
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/Specialty/ManNoNameSA.htm
http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/Conversions/ManNo%20NameConv.htm
Of course I could just get a Ruger Vaquero... but these look like such fun. No what caliber?
Do you have a fun purchase jar? If so what is pasted on it?
), but
didn't want to kick in the extra green to buy one. Saw one recently that was inexpensive but serviceable, the birds gripped Heritage .22lr / .22 Magnum.
Centerfire ammunition nowadays is awfully expensive - this is a gun that you can at least still shoot without crying too much about cost. And the .22 handgun
is about as practical a firearm made - everyone needs one of these things.
