Anybody wanna' share their .32s?

[bushog]

I've finally gotten around to trying to figure out how to post photos and just got a new piece delivered so I thought I'd try to share. I'd like to see any of your custom .32s too!

Bushog


Here's the bunch.


Bowen .32-30 I picked up last month 2nd hand. Brand new, haven't shot it yet.


Here's another Bowen .32-20. It's been around a while and shoots like a rifle!


This one is a keeper! It's a .327 with a .32-20 cylinder. This is one of the 1st .327s Mr. Bowen did. You may recognize it from his website or the 2 articles Mr. Taffin wrote on .327s in American Handgunner. I need to send Mr Taffin the magazines and ask him if he'll sign the articles for me but haven't found the right opportunity so as not to bug him. This one goes to Mr. Fishpaw next.


Here's the new kid on the block. .327 single six from Hamilton with all the bells and buzzers. The Roy Fishpaw musk ox grips just make this one extra special for me. Mr. Fishpaw wrote that (and told others from what I hear) they're the nicest set of Musk ox he's done yet. Outstanding from my perspective!

Hope you all enjoy as much as I like seeing what you've got. Like I need new ideas.

Hog

[patdaddy]

wow, those are all real nice.

[Tx Gun Runner]

Nice guns ..... I'm thinning the herd and here is 2 I'm going to sell , they would look good in your collection .... Email me if your interested

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[Ken O'Neill]

Only 1 .32 (H&R) still lives around my house. Here 'tis:

[dougader]

I've posted this before, and in spite of the many positive comments regarding my toes, I will hazard the risks in posting it once again.

The only custom is the stainless Ruger Single Six on the right. Alan Harton did the work, and love that little gun.

The only thing custom on the 4-5/8" blued Single Six on the left are the walnut grips made by Cary Chapman at CLC Custom.

[Robster]

I've posted this one before. I think I am going to send it to Alan to have an octogan barrel put on it.

[Stump Buster]

Oh My!!!! You Guys have some NICE 32's!!!!!!


my inside voice..."You DON'T need any 32's....You DON'T need any 32's...You DON'T need any 32's..."

You Guy's are NO help!!! Congrat's on the sweet shooters!!!

[Lee Martin]

My $200 32-20 conversion:



I paid $200 for the donor gun, my dad had the barrel blank, and the grips were a gift. Nothing fancy, but it's a nice little shooter.

-Lee
www.singleactions.com

[AxeHandle]

32? Here is my most recent..

[AxeHandle]

I think my first was a Buckeye 32/32-20 convertible. Quite a few between this and the 327...

[AxeHandle]

Somewhere along the path I ended up with a Bowen custom 32 Single Six. CCH, Bisley hammer, steel GF and EJRH and all the action work you'd expect. Some CLC burl mesquite grips look nice on it...

[AxeHandle]

Back when the Vaquero style 32s were dirt cheap I picked up a few of these. Got a plan in the back of my head for a 327 with a clements adjustable rear sight. Maybe a pair...

[AxeHandle]

Lastly I do have the required High Tech 32... The old FA.

[Boge Quinn]

Here are a couple customs from Alan Harton............

32 Birdshead Vaquerito - the only thing I wish I'd done differently on this one would be a Bisley hammer:








My BELOVED Harton 32 Magnum Bearcat - this is one of my very favorite revolvers. Mine is the blued one, and the stainless was commissioned by Lloyd Smale. Lloyd has since given it to Al Anderson's sweet little daughter Meg. My blued one was the first 32 Bearcat Alan did, with Lloyd's right after. American Elk grips are by Eagle, fitted by Alan. Shoots like a dream, too - everyone who handles it tries to buy it from me, but it's NOT for sale!
















Finally, this ain't a CUSTOM, but it might as well be! Ruger's John Wayne 32 Birdshead (TALO edition) - NEAT little sixgun:
www.gunblast.com/Ruger-JWSS.htm

[AxeHandle]

&$#! Boge Quinn....
Yes, I need a Harton Single Six too!