Your cowboy guns

[GnometownHero]

If you haven’t already done so, you should come out a cowboy action shooting event. Don’t plan on just watching, you’ll have multiple offers to get shooting.

I have shot 2 matches and my friends and I have had a couple "cowboy range days"

 

[Cat City Slim]

My CAS rig is a pair of Reger Vaqueros in 45 Colt, a Uberti Winchester 73 clone in 44-40, and an 1887 shotgun.

 

[dennishoddy]

I’ve got Marlin 336’s in 30-30, and .44 mag. Henry .22 mag lever gun. Revolvers in 45 Colt, .44 mag, .38 spc, and .22rf

 

[RickN]

Revolvers in 357 and 22lr.

 

[turkeyrun]

Cowboy guns have such a tradition and lore. Doing what I can to keep grandsons intrigued with their use.
I have a few, but no two alike.
Levers in .22LR, .22MRF, .30-30, .44M and .45Colt. Made by Browning, Marlin and Henry.
Coach gun and double in 12, 20, .410
Ruger Blackhawk .30Carnine, .357M, .41M, .44M, .45C, and 3 Single Six .22LR/.22M

21yo grandson chose a Marlin in .45-70 and a chooter in .357.
17yo grandson prefers to hunt with 20ga SxS. He prefers a 1911 and deer hunts with a Mosin.
12yo grandson wears a double rig of Single Sixes, lever .22LR and .410 SxS for Cowboy Action. Though, he prefers the .44 lever rifle to deer hunt.

 

[1mathom1]

Mine are "modern" cowboy pieces. I try to collect Marlin levers and Ruger single actions in the same calibers.
I need a Marlin 94 in .32H&R and one in .22mag to take care of my current "shortage".

My complete pairs consist of .22lr, .32-20, .357, .41, .44, and .45.

Will start seriously looking for both in .44-40 pretty soon. Got to build up the kitty.

 

[Blue Heeler]

Fun guns ...
Revolvers are from Taylor's. An 1860 Long Cylinder in 45 Colt and a Taylor's Smoke Wagon Deluxe in 45 Colt.
The Winchester Trapper is in 44 Magnum and Stoeger Coach Gun "Supreme" was tuned by Jim FInch.

 

[OkieDoke88]

I grew up watching Roy Rogers and all the Ojala trained movie & TV gunslingers. Glen Ford was considered one of the best by Ojala.
I had a Red Ryder BB gun and a Mattel Fanner 50 gun rig and lots of caps
I had a horse toss me on my ass one time for shooting that Fanner 50 while in the saddle
I got to shoot some cool old single actions, lever guns and Winchester 1887 and 1897 shotguns owned by all the old men I grew up around.
These days I have a Ruger Bisley Vaquero and a Rossi 92 both in 45 Colt, a 3030 Winchester model 94 and my 1897 shotgun.
Was a time I could fast draw pretty quick and run a lever gun well, Hit well at distance with a big bore Ruger from shooting IHMSA matches
I think about selling off most of my modern guns and stick with what I enjoy more. Trying to live life better. “The Cowboy Way”

I feel the same way. Theirs a weird dynamic in the gun culture that feels like a rat race. It’s interesting to me that a quality 1911, ruger Blackhawk, or quality marlin or Winchester are as good today as they have ever been.

 

[GnometownHero]

I feel the same way. Theirs a weird dynamic in the gun culture that feels like a rat race. It’s interesting to me that a quality 1911, ruger Blackhawk, or quality marlin or Winchester are as good today as they have ever been.

I just inherited a late 60's model 94 Winchester 3030 unfired with hang tag owners manual and box

 

[surjimmy]

Went to the collector show this past weekend in shawnee. For those of you who didn't go, you need to next year if you're into western and older weapons, unbelievable! They even had sitting bulls revolver there.