Cased Leech & Rigdon

[ShotgunDave]

As you all know, Sourdough acquired a cased Dance revolver from the Dr. Davis collection. Lucky dog! Well, Jim decided he didn't want the fancy case that it came in, so he and I made a deal for it.

I've always wanted a fancy case for a couple of my guns, but the damn things are expensive, and making one is out of the question. I am most definitely not, a woodworker! So this little deal fit the bill perfectly.

I thought my Uberti L&R looked the best in the case. Sorry for the crappy picture, I'll take some better one's tomorrow.

[sourdough]

Well, Dave, if you like it THAT much I should have traded you straight across for your best 3rd Model Dragoon!

Looking forward to seeing photos!

Regards,

Jim

[G Dog]

Your new case is the perfect foil for that gem of an L&R.  An ideal combination.  Big ups and compliments on that one, Shotgun. You did good.

[Miguel Loco]

Yup....it's a fit! Looks great!

[ShotgunDave]

Thanks Fellas!

[Fingers McGee]

Good looking outfit Dave. Especially like the flask. 

 I've always been partial to cased sets. 

[ShotgunDave]

Thanks Fingers.

I know you love the cased sets. You're the master of them!

Did you see the cased pair of Patersons on October Country? They would go nicely with your other gold lined sets. I wanted them pretty bad, but at $1000 it's a bit outta my reach right now.

[Fingers McGee]

 Yeah, I  saw them.  There was sometime in the not too distant past when I would have jumped on them and a few others from Dr Davis' collection. But, I'll probably not buy any.  I've been selling items from my collection (except the 2nd gens)  for the past couple years and will probably sell a dozen or so next year.  A pair of Navy Arms Frontiersman; a pair of Pietta US Marshall 1860, Uberti .36 Remington, Traditions SS 58 Remington w/extra cylinder and Howell cartridge conversion cylinder, Pietta Paterson, an unfired pair of G&U Griswold and Gunnisons made in 1960 are on the possible list so far.

[Len]

ShotgunDave & Fingers' thanks for yer pics. Great stuff

[ShotgunDave]

Yeah, I  saw them.  There was sometime in the not too distant past when I would have jumped on them and a few others from Dr Davis' collection. But, I'll probably not buy any.  I've been selling items from my collection (except the 2nd gens)  for the past couple years and will probably sell a dozen or so next year.  A pair of Navy Arms Frontiersman; a pair of Pietta US Marshall 1860, Uberti .36 Remington, Traditions SS 58 Remington w/extra cylinder and Howell cartridge conversion cylinder, Pietta Paterson, an unfired pair of G&U Griswold and Gunnisons made in 1960 are on the possible list so far.

Well hopefully when you're ready to sell, I'll be in a financially good way, so I can have a shot at the Paterson.

A Paterson and a Colt/Burgess rifle are really all I want to try and acquire next year.

ShotgunDave & Fingers' thanks for yer pics. Great stuff

Glad to be of service Len!

[Fingers McGee]

Yeah, I  saw them.  There was sometime in the not too distant past when I would have jumped on them and a few others from Dr Davis' collection. But, I'll probably not buy any.  I've been selling items from my collection (except the 2nd gens)  for the past couple years and will probably sell a dozen or so next year.  A pair of Navy Arms Frontiersman; a pair of Pietta US Marshall 1860, Uberti .36 Remington, Traditions SS 58 Remington w/extra cylinder and Howell cartridge conversion cylinder, Pietta Paterson, an unfired pair of G&U Griswold and Gunnisons made in 1960 are on the possible list so far.

Well hopefully when you're ready to sell, I'll be in a financially good way, so I can have a shot at the Paterson.

A Paterson and a Colt/Burgess rifle are really all I want to try and acquire next year.

ShotgunDave & Fingers' thanks for yer pics. Great stuff

Glad to be of service Len!

I've changed my collecting direction.  I've started to collect first generation six shot pocket models and 1851 Navies. So far I've picked up an 1852 2nd model Navy and two pocket models.  The Navy shoots pretty good.  I haven't gotten the pocket models to the range yet.