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CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #19181318
Love it. The focus stacking offers such a unique look to the image. And of course, just love that Colt!

Thank you Sir, very much appreciated.

Jerry-R wrote in post #19181298
Focus stack of a Colt I cobbled together using "Factory Second" parts. Purchased a 22 ACE kit for it and had Wilson Combat hard-chrome everything to match.

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Wow, very nice.

Time and weather hampering photo opportunities, so decided to pull out the P229ST with Bruce Gray work to pose with a custom knife I had made a while back. Figured they paired well together.

(Shot with R6, still not in gear list)

I know what you mean, LoneRider (it's been snowing here).... there's nothing like a fine P229 !

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Got my hands on one of the new Custom Works P320 FCU's. Dropped it into my Wilson Combat Grip and my X-Carry upper. Posted a quickie cellphone shot a few days ago. Got little more artsy for this shot and used a real camera.

Jerry-R wrote in post #19181298
Focus stack of a Colt I cobbled together using "Factory Second" parts. Purchased a 22 ACE kit for it and had Wilson Combat hard-chrome everything to match.

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The ammunition probably has more current monetary value than the gun or the conversion unit.

BOND ARMS Texas Defender with the 45/410 Snake Slayer barrel. I also have the 38/357 mag barrel for it.

Just a phone snap from the summer, but since we're on sigs.....

How's about my sweaty old 1982 P6, with a 'better' set of sights just mounted.....Having old eyes sucks. This one is 100% reliable.

Big Sig fan, here is another...

After several years of seeing this thread title and thinking my thoughts...I had to speak up.

When I see the thread title for some reason I expect to see an image of akin to a gruffy-bearded Clint Eastwood laid up in a rustic cabin in the desert somewhere with a white, blood-stained bandage around his chest, a half a cigar clenched in his teeth, and an old coot and a pretty dark-haired girl fussing over him.

Just sayin'....

Now, back to your regularly scheduled program. (I just had to get that off my chest!)

Temma wrote in post #19182867
The ammunition probably has more current monetary value than the gun or the conversion unit.

A lot of truth in that !

Intheswamp wrote in post #19183521
After several years of seeing this thread title and thinking my thoughts...I had to speak up.

When I see the thread title for some reason I expect to see an image of akin to a gruffy-bearded Clint Eastwood laid up in a rustic cabin in the desert somewhere with a white, blood-stained bandage around his chest, a half a cigar clenched in his teeth, and an old coot and a pretty dark-haired girl fussing over him.

Just sayin'....

Now, back to your regularly scheduled program. (I just had to get that off my chest!)

Sorry, this is the best I could do. Didn't have a cigar with me at the time But it is a gruffy-bearded Eastwood-wannabe (posted in fun - I like your post)

<chuckle> Close enough...maybe a little more modern than a ragged cowboy hat.