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Wow Michael!! You made my day with these pictures of your Dirty Harry style battery!! You share it with some stunning pictures which make drool me and any gun aficionado.
Your 1959 M-29 is a true beauty. The finish of early M-27 and M-29 (polish and bluing) is really outstanding.
I also own a good collection of M-29 mostly from early 1980´s through 90's in barrel lenghts from 3, 4, 5, 6, 6-1/2 and 8 3/8" both blued, nickel and SS. All I enjoyed so much shooting, except the 8-3/8 nickel which I keep Mint because I shoot its blued twin.
I see the Hogue grips gun with a duller bluing. Is it due to lightning or may be an M28 Border patrol .357? (I own an M28 6" which I love so much too!)
Ding ding ding! Michael C just crossed the 19K milestone! . . .
. . . join me in congratulating our AP moderator . . . . . . on the accomplishment. And yes, in real life he bears a canny resemblance to Clint. ...
My kind of performance 😉
The Dollars Trilogy were literally the first live action movies my parents ever showed me as a kid, after years of exclusively watching cartoons. Despite never having been a cinephile, those films (and obviously the ones they were inspired by (Yojimbo)) l...
True story: walked into the LA Omega boutique yesterday, . . .
. . . found an AP. (It belonged to one of their clients. Nice of him to let me photograph it!) ...
Not too bad....
You might want to reconsider though if you even contemplate getting close to Vlad's number - that is only hypothetically achievable in Vlad years 😁👍....
Another 19k, that will take some time!
Parmigiani yesterday, not one I have posted yet but I will soon enough.
Such an epic reply requires some new photos.
A small sampling of hardware. Original Model 29 from 1959. The finish on this revolver is spectacular, and the balance of the gun with 6 1/2" barrel is perfect. For non-gun people, the feel is like a 39mm Jumbo on the wrist. All original, with B&P of ...
Nice hardware : )
...the wood grips are beautiful but the black grips seem more functional. I have the boring (but incredibly durable) plastic grips on my HK...
No doubt, especially with 44 Magnum. Those grips are both originals, numbered to the gun.
Just too beautiful and historic to remove!
4" 44, lotta power right there
I am a 357 guy, tried-and-true. But I like to shoot 44 here and there to "feel the power". My limit for sure. I have shot S&W500, but do not own one.
Wow Michael!! You made my day with these pictures of your Dirty Harry style battery!! You share it with some stunning pictures which make drool me and any gun aficionado.
Your 1959 M-29 is a true beauty. The finish of early M-27 and M-29 (polish and bluing) is really outstanding. I also own a good collection of M-29 mostly from early 1980´s through 90's in barrel lenghts from 3, 4, 5, 6, 6-1/2 and 8 3/8" both blued, nickel...
We should meet for sure! I would love to see your collection.
Sounds like you have all the metals covered! The 28-2 you spotted is indeed a Highway Patrolman model. Definitely one of my favorite guns. As you know, the finish is sort of blackened. It is a great shooter. I will make a separate 357 post one of these da...
Thanks a lot for your kind words dear Michael!!
The Model 28 is also a favorite of mine. It was my test gun for my .357 mag reloads. A great gun and a twin of the exceptional M27 except for the finish and other details of course. Look forward to your .357 M post!! Will try to get some pictures of my co...
Awesome!
Btw…my mule doesn’t like people laughin…see he gets the crazy idea you are laughin at him…😂
It's a coin flip . . .
. . . with the shootout from Shane . . . . . . in my book. ;-)
I love Yellowstone.
We started 1883 but got sidetracked, and then it dropped from our streaming service. Still need to finish it!! Are you a fan?
Personally 1883 is the best
1923 & Yellowstone are awesome. If I may share some of my other fav😀 Magnificent 7 3-10 to yuma Unforgiven Shane True grit The dollar trilogy
For A Few Posts More 💥💥💥
Congratulations Michael ! I always enjoy your posts and opinions on all things AP. Without you this place just wouldn’t be the same. Best regards Captain
Art, thank you. I hoped I could sneak my way to 20k but apparently not!
Appreciate you, and everyone here.
Let me know if you're down for the Stones show in LA . . .
. . . on July 10th. A VIP ticket just became available. Dinner at The Rainbow afterwards, of course.
I can smell the 20k just around the corner.
Thank you for all these years of pure passion for this hobby and a wonderful friend of the community. Honored to be in your company. Thank you Bill
Thank you, Bill. What you have done here for all of us...
I can only offer my continual thanks for having this awesome arena for our Community. That is all you my Friend!
Yes indeed, too kind. We are all one here.
A Community where we are all equals. Such a special place!!
I wonder how many have been written with that watch on.
Could be a topic for another thread. Maybe Nico's MR has the all time site record?!?
Hmm! Great question!
When I'm writing my articles, I'm usually not wearing a watch! As I don't usually wear a watch when I type on the keyboard at home.
Thanks Tony. Always fun to share.
PS sorry to ready your Minute Rattrapante went back. I'll be curious as to the issue, I guess with the reset function based on an older post. I have every confidence Parmigiani will handle it efficiently and correctly!
Congrats, it’s great to have you here
Always enjoy the posts and get some new ideas. To many more!
To many more!
Watches, pictures, stories, help & support! It’s been an honor to share a small part of the journey with you 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻 Here the closest to a shared watch 😊 ...
Thank you. And for the photo of a watch I really love!!
Maybe I can join you here, one day.
Huge congratulations, Michael....
I always enjoy reading you. I´m very happy to call you are a true friend. You do a great job as a moderator here so keep them coming
Likewise, Christian. I feel the same.
I will always fondly recall the Rolex project we collaborated on
Big congrats dear Michael for your 19 K Milestone!! (With a bit of delay as I somehow didn´t see this thread before) I raise my glass to salute you and wishing many more K post from you.
Always a pleasure to talk watches and guns with you as we share both interests as you know. I send you my best cordial regards, Abel
We sure have lots in common, Abel!
I suspect beyond guns and watches, we would discover others too. Your kind words mean much to me, thanks my Friend!
I’m sure we could have a very interesting chat and will discover other …
… common interests dear Michael! I’m happy to send you my greetings on your 19 K milestone . With my cordial regards. Abel
