Roper Cylinder Shotgun from 1867

You got it. Your turn.

Here you go.:D

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...apons/rrrr.jpg

Whitney-Kennedy rifle.

This one's not hard if you know your military muzzleloaders.

And nice one with the Roper, I was totally stumped on that one.

Brunswick rifle?

It reminds me of the Pattern 1853 Enfield, made by the same company, but that metal plate on the stock isn't on the Enfield.

Definately not a Brunswick, but would have been used in the same role when originally issued.

Evans Repeater

That's a lever action rifle. This rifle is a muzzle loader

Hint: If you look close, there's an eagle on the lock plate.

M1841 Mississippi Rifle

;)

That it is. I was sure someone was going to guess Remington Zouave Rifle too...

That was my first thought. Here is a good one. I edited the slide a little only to hide the model.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...apons/rtyu.jpg

After six days I guess I'll give a hint so this thread don't die.

Its .45 acp and DAO, made in the 70's, production numbers about 1500 made.

i wanna keep this thread alive, but im just too busy!

aj ordnance Thomas DA .45

Heres an obscure sixgun, in an obscure caliber.

http://forum.imfdb.org/attachment.ph...2&d=1294441585

I'm guessing a Sturm Ruger Pre-'73 in maybe something like .41 caliber?

Caliber range is right, not exactly a 41 though, and its no ruger, its a much more obscure company.

A Virginian Dragoon in .44 Magnum?

No. Its not in a common caliber.

When you say not a common caliber, do you mean it's something like .44-40 WCF, .38-40 WCF, and .32-20 WCF, or even more obscure than that?

More obscure, like, the company that made the gun invented the cartridge for it, and fairly modern.

Hint, digit caliber.

Herter's .401 Powermag revolver. YES! Finally found it! :D

Good work thought nobody would find it:)

What are the rules if the person who guessed last gun doesn't post again?

anyone can do it

How bout this one?

English Kerr revolver, used by the Confederates in the Civil War. Hasnt someone done that one already?

dont think so but this is a old thread.

Heres an obscure piece of crap.

Clerke 1st Revolver available in .32 and .22.

A friend has one that I thought was a cheap cap gun.

Wow just my luck somebody here had seen one! Your turn

Hopefully this will be a challenge.;)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ns/rossi22.jpg

Taurus 85?

Nope, but it is a .38 special.

I just looked up the Taurus 85, it is almost a dead ringer. Close but no cigar.

Charter arms off duty?

Nope. It is a rare gun that was made to compete with Colt's Detective Special. The manufacturer made approximately 5000 but then only released a limited number to the public.

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C frame model 73. Why was it such a failure?

You got it!

;)

Heres another one