KEITH SIXGUNS ARE SOLD!
THEY WERE AUCTIONED FROM 8:10-8:55 AM MTN TIME THIS MORNING. THE #5 BROUGHT $70,000; THE CORBETT RIFLE $230,000.
KEITH SIXGUNS ARE SOLD!
by JLF 
, Sunday, March 15, 2015, 10:16 (3481 days ago) @ SIXGUNNER
That's awful cheap for the #5, considering what it represents. Problem is, countless numbers of active shooters and collectors under 40 years old, don't even know who Elmer is. We're gettin' old, JT...
JLF
KEITH SIXGUNS ARE SOLD!
by Murphy , Sunday, March 15, 2015, 11:44 (3481 days ago) @ JLF
Jack is right about that getting older. Just mention Bill Jordan in fancy gun shop. They'll gladly direct you towards the camoflauge section just as soon as you do.
Let's face it, we're now living in a world of polymer bottom feeders with the metal parts coated in the greatest and lastest bake on finish. And, all we yearn for is blued steel and walnut.
Murphy
Amen...the linkages, books, the gun magazine articles...
by John Meeker , United States, Sunday, March 15, 2015, 13:04 (3481 days ago) @ Murphy
the whole late 19th thru the first 3/4 of the 20th century are becoming that famous dust on the wind. What a glorious time it has been; in a way -- a world standard for citizens and sportsmen -- my personal Golden Age.
Amen...the linkages, books, the gun magazine articles...
by lee e. jurras , IN, Monday, March 16, 2015, 20:04 (3480 days ago) @ John Meeker
AMEN John......
OLD GUNWRITER QUIZ. NO FAIR GOOGLING!
WHO KNOWS WHO THESE MEN WERE? CHAUNCEY THOMAS; ASHLEY HAINES; KENT BELLAH; DUKE ROBERTS; DAN COTTERMAN; WALTER ROGERS; GENE WEST.
OLD GUNWRITER QUIZ. NO FAIR GOOGLING!
by Cherokee , Medina, Ohio, Monday, March 16, 2015, 07:03 (3480 days ago) @ SIXGUNNER
Dan Cotterman is the one I know - I read a lot of his stuff and also the American Reloaders Association.
OLD GUNWRITER QUIZ. NO FAIR GOOGLING!
by lee e. jurras , IN, Monday, March 16, 2015, 20:01 (3480 days ago) @ Cherokee
Knew most of them thru mail and or phone, but not C THOMAS...
so many at one time
by bj , Sunday, March 15, 2015, 20:52 (3481 days ago) @ SIXGUNNER
there were so many sold at one time, I wondered if that would water down the bidders. I've attended antique auctions with my wife and it seemed like lots of things sold cheap while a small percentage sold for good prices. An auction running through 600 items in one day makes my eyes glaze over.