All the Bradshaw Photo Volumes in One Spot.

[seancass]

-1. First Ruger 357 Maximum
0. Old IHMSA days
1. 357 Max and working guns
2. M29-2
3. Redhawk/M29, M70
4. Redhawk, Silhouette Blackhawks
5. The Rugermobiles and bill Ruger Jr
6. M29 8-3/8, Jay Tee Revolv-A-Gauge
7. M29-2 6-1/2"
8. M29 and Colt 1911 at snowy range
9. 357 MAX Experimental Ammunition
10. Ruger 03 Introduction, Rugermobile
11. Steel and Dynamite, Ruger 03, Remington 41 Derringer
12. National Museum of American Indians
13. Ruger 03 and 44 Mag at range
14. FA M83, Ruger 03, Colt Peacemaker (1897), and Ruger Bisley!
15. M83's at Long Range
16. M83 44Mag vs 7mm Mag at 300 yards
17. 357 Max and Les Baer in Bradshaw leather
18. The Ruger 03, Leather, with blasting machine
19. Ruger 03 Sights, Apple crop, and Remington M6
20. Colt 10mm and old ammo
21. Ruger 03, with flame
22. Skinning Knives
23. Leupold scopes, 03, working knife
24. Remington Bronze, Ruger with 03, Max
25. Rugermobiles in Detail
26. Ruger MKII with bill ruger, Jr
27. Got skipped? Edit: Ruger Redhawk and 03 go 200 yards on Milkcan
28. Cadillac V16, Rugermobiles
29. Frederic Remington Bronze Sculpture
30. Roper Revolving Shotgun
31. Colt 10mm and Glock 40 at range
32. 357 Max hits the range and the snow
33. Ruger 03, stripped Great Detail
34-1. Ruger S410N .44 Super Blackhawk in detail
34-2. Ruger S410 Super Blackhawk Disassembly and Action details
35. S&W 34 22LR Kit Gun
36. Ruger 03 vs Thrown water jugs
37. Keith, Jurras, Jordan, Gates, 1979
38. IHMSA Early Pioneers
39. Missing?
40. 45 Colt loads and deep seating.
41. Ruger #1 Creedmoor 45-70
42. 45 Colts loads with commercial bullets
43. 45ACP at the range, M83 and Les Baer
44. Early IHMSA and IRC
45. Revolver accuracy thru the decades
46. 45 ACP M83 accuracy with commercial ammo
47. M83 45Colt, Lathe Turned Bullets
48. Ruger 03 Hunt Prelude
49. Ruger 03 on the Hunt
50. Volcano Lathed Bullets
51. 276gr Volcano 45C Bullets at the range
52. 45C 335 deep seated at the snowy range
53. Ruger 03 at the range, ACP and Colt
54. Ruger Redhawk Grip
55. Redhawk interchangeable sights on the Ruger 03
56. Colt 1911, Jim Clark 38 Special
57. Colt Sharps falling block 25-06
58. Ben Hilham and Tomkins Single shot 22
59. The Kilham's, Black Bear
60. Flobert single shot, Remington 41cal Derringer
61. 1911, Woodsman, Colt, Walther, Snowplow, Deer, #1
62. Ruger Redhawk in Great Detail
63. Ruger Redhawk Trigger in Detail, Trigger Job
64. 357 Maximum Notes
65. 357 Maximum Shooting in the Snow
66. M-29 8-3/8 Part 1
67. M-29 8-3/8 Part 2
68. M-29 8-3/8 Part 3
69. M-29 8-3/8 Part 4
70. M-29 8-3/8 Part 5
71. Ruger Vaquero Stainless
72. Ruger No. 1 in 357 Max
73. Ruger Maximums
74. Ruger 03 vs Vaquero
75. DWA M44 Part 1
76. DWA M44 Part 2 – 700 Rounds
77. S410N Silhouette Super
78. ? ? ?
79. K-22 Part 1
80. K-22 Part 2
81. K-22 Part 3
82. Powder Coating Part 1
83. Powder Coating Part 2
84. Silhouette History Part 3
85. Ruger 03 and Powder Coated Bullets
86. Silhouette History Part 4
87. Silhouette History Part 5
88. A Brown Horse on it's side.
89. Silhouette History Part 6
90. Silhouette History Part 7
91. Safari Silhouette Part 1
92. Safari Silhouette Part 2
93. Safari Silhouette Part 3
94. Safari Silhouette Part 4
95. CZ 452 Part 1
96. CZ 452 Part 2
97. ? ? ?
98. FA M83 44Mag, Sierra Bullets
99. Powder coated bullets Part 4
100. The Great K-38! and M28! and M29.
100. Aerial Shooting Volume 1: Rem M6 308(Sean's error)
101. Aerial Shooting Volume 2: Ruger 357 Max
103: Aerial Shooting Volume 3: 357 Max Video
104. Aerial Shooting The M1 Garand! (Video)
105. William Batterman Ruger Jr.
106. The New Colt Python
106a. Christmas Day Shooting in Snow
107. Colt Police Positive 22
106b. Ronnie Wells Grip Frame Part 1
107a. Ronnie Wells Grip Frame Part 2
108. Ronnie Wells Grip Frame Part 3
109. The S&W Cylinder Pin
110. Ronnie Wells Grip Frame Part 4
111. Ronnie Wells Grip Frame Part 5
112. Sights Under Adversity
113. Fiber Optic Sights Part 1
114. Fiber Optic Sights Part 2



Minimalist titles may not capture intent of thread, in which case I apologize. I'll try to keep this updated, or else Lee can use his super powers and update it as he goes.

[cmh]

I don't think I'm the only one that would love to see Mr Bradshaw put all this and more into a book

[seancass]

You're one printer and $100 worth of ink cartridges away from your own book!

[bradshaw]

seancass..... thank you for the initiative. Lee and I spoke the other day of labeling each "essay." Your index is a welcome. Just started to attach a subject to the Roman numeral a couple of pieces ago.
My appreciation,
David Bradshaw

[buckheart]

seancass -good one. This should be a sticky. I just bookmarked it.

[COR]

Thank God...curse those Romans! I lost count after 10 anyway...I bet Lee has one of those old clocks that has X, V's, and I's too! He's an old soul and loves nostalgia so it all makes sense...

And SeanCass apparently doesn't have kids yet. ; )

Good initiative and thanks.

[bradshaw]

cmh.... you're a burr under the saddle. Might you know my friend of many years, Major Golden of Tombstone? Let me paint a picture. Somewhere out west, probably Black Canyon, Arizona. One day before commencement of the IHMSA International Championships. Elgin Gates and I are having a jawbone.

Gates yanks huge cigar out of his mouth... "Don't look now," he growls. "Here comes trouble."

Barrel chested critter in western shirt, blue jeans latched with oval buckle, ten gallon hat, high heel cowboy boots sporting silver furniture at heel and pointed toe. Major Golden saunters up, extends a meaty hand permanently curled from smoking single actions. "Hello, Elgin! Hey, Hoss!"

"So, Elgin, when we're gonna get a revolver class? Me and David been talking about this. Can't be just him chewin' your leg..."

"Suppose if I'm ever to get any sleep..."

"That's right, Hoss," says Major Golden, paying respect.

Within a year, the Revolver category for factory production revolvers reached International Champion status.
David Bradshaw

[cmh]

Sir.... I'll take burr as a compliment as it's the nicest thing I've been called as of late

[bradshaw]

seancass.... 34-1 lists in your index as "357 Maximum," should be corrected to Super Blackhawk. Looking at index now.
Again, thnk you for getting this up.
David Bradshaw

[bradshaw]

seancass.... couple more corrections:

* Vol. "9" (IX)---- change "experimental 357 Max prototype" to: 357 Maximum Experimental Ammo.
* Vol. "28" (XXVIII) ----- change "Rugermobile V16 to: Cadillac V16. (Rugermobile uses a high horsepower Ford 427 c.i.d. V8.)

Beaucoup appreciation,
David Bradshaw

[seancass]

Apr 3, 2015 10:12:14 GMT -5 bradshaw said:

seancass.... couple more corrections:

Beaucoup appreciation,
David Bradshaw

Thanks for the corrections David. Like I said, I kind-of rushed thru the titles because it was a surprising amount of work. I thought about puting certain volumes in bold but didn't want to show bias. Examples being the long range shooting and trigger job threads. I find them extremely interesting and trying to find them was the reason I put everything in one spot.

Any time you feel like heading to the (long)range to play and you want to tell us about it, I would certainly enjoy reading it.

[cmh]

Apr 3, 2015 16:32:43 GMT -5 seancass said:

Apr 3, 2015 10:12:14 GMT -5 bradshaw said:

seancass.... couple more corrections:

Beaucoup appreciation,
David Bradshaw

Any time you feel like heading to the (long)range to play and you want to tell us about it, I would certainly enjoy reading it. [/quote


Same here.....

[James]

The post on the S&W m-34 would not take any more photos and reall wanted to post it...

[bradshaw]

jamesfrom jersey.... send your photo post to Lee, perhaps he can connect it.

COR.... them dang Roman numerals! An abacus in ink, like stating 40 as "fifty subtract ten." Nuts, however the numerals are elegant and set a number apart.from a sunordinate heading. Ain't as hard as learning Spanish or French.

Happy Easter, with hot lead for a snowy day,
David Bradshaw

[Woodrow F Call]

Thanks for posting that..... and thanks to Lee and Bradshaw for making all those posts that made up this one. Some great stuff in there.