And another beauty!
Thanks Rocky
Walker

Mike,
That is the smart way to go with Cowboy loads or light reloads.

I have a Colt Army Special that has a LOT OF HISTORY. I only use very light Trail Boss loads in it..

It's history started with being used by the Rough Riders and ended up in 'Nam in '66 where I took it from a NVA regular "that did not need it anymore"

Wayne

well....use it or loose it....

:-)Rocky

Wow that's quite a story, regards, Mike

picked up this little baby today...AND I do mean baby!!!
Ruger Bearcat Shopkeeper...as I'm sure folks know, this was/is a Lipsey model...they were made in blue, with a 3.5"(or maybe a little shorter) barrel and fluted cylinder, and a 3" model in stainless...I've got a blue model that went through Tyler Gun Works It's nice!!!, then I've got a couple of the stainless models....I think I now, have enough....BUT...hay when do we ever have enough??

:-)Rocky

I also have a stainless one Rocky. "Just one" though. It is unfired and will be TJ's (My Grandson) 1st revolver.
Best, Capt. Chris

they are great for younger folks!!
the fit is perfect for a smaller hand

:-)Rocky

O.K....I know...I'm showing off a bit...BUT I do love these little treasures!!!
Ruger does too they are not cheap....size for size, they are probably Ruger's most expensive pistol...
my crappy ass camera doesn't illustrate the beauty to the Tyler work..
Threw in the 21 for scale

:-)Rocky

Rocky,
WOW!! Super nice!!

I remember when Ruger first came out with the BearCats,the price was if I am not mistaken $49. but that was in '58.

Then they dropped the price to $39 for a while.

Always is a nice camp/trail gun. I have an El Paso Saddlery crossdraw holster for mine.

Wayne

I NEED one of those!!!