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Second model. I wish it was a triple lock.

It's a hack job. It started out as a 455 British. It was rechambered for 45 Colt, the barrel cut and recessed crowned to 4", and different sights added. I wash it was original for value purposes, but I like it because it shoots great.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.41_Remington_Magnum

Lobo, I see your point and feel you are a guy with great integrity. If a maker's design isn't patented or copyrighted, why wouldn't it be fair game to copy it? Would you be upset or flattered if someone copied your designs? I think I'd lean more toward being flattered. Just giving you a different perspective from which to look at it.

Thanks you, sir, so much for taking the time to post this. I really enjoyed trying it and had no trouble following your instructions. You are a gifted instructor.

Man! That is beautiful. I'd sure love to learn to carve like that. Keep up the good work.

I've only been at this about a month and I look forward from learning a lot from all of you. In fact, I just found this site yesterday, and I've already learned quite a bit. Thanks.

I'm from Lafayette. Thanks for the welcome. Where are you?

Greetings from Tennessee! I was bored and the weather was bad after Christmas, and I was having trouble finding a holster for my 51 Remington, so I figured I'd go to the leather store, get some tools, and see if I could make one. It didn't turn out too bad, and I have plenty of pistols, so I tried another. Of course it was a little better. The third one was a keeper and I am hooked. I'm glad I found this forum and hope to learn a lot from you all.