"blue" Gun Source Needed

[billymac814]

Buying them from Rob has simplified my life and process so much. It used to be a search for a gun then I'd order one and hope that it came in a reasonable time. Rob has come through every times and always very quickly. You can see whats available in stock which ships roght away and whats not. The longest it normally takes is 10 days.

His website has become a useful tool as well as its easy to see what is available

[KurseD]

Opsgear

http://www.opsgear.com/index/page/category/category_id/258/category_chain/258/name/BLUE+GUNS/

[LNLeather]

duckcreektraders usually has some for sale on their ebay auction

You can also see all they have available on their website BUNKHOUSE TOOLS

[St8LineGunsmith]

Cheryl

Thanks for that link I have been trying to find percussion cap revolver holster molds for some time now

thanks to you I dont have to look any further.

[billymac814]

I recently bought a mold from Duckcreek traders for a Derringer. It was cheap and is pretty decent. I don't think it would be quite as strong as a blue gun but its plenty fine. I like it better than the Duncan's. they also included two patterns with it, they have embossing plates to use with the provided patterns. I doubt I'd ever use the patterns but ill keep them just in case. They also included a CD but I haven't put it in the computer to see what's on it, I'm guessing images of their other stuff.

[LNLeather]

Cheryl

Thanks for that link I have been trying to find percussion cap revolver holster molds for some time now

thanks to you I dont have to look any further.

I was thinkin I should have said that they are

not the 'blue gun' molds, but that they were a

Holster mold made of cast resin polymer.

Sooooo, I am Very happy I could be of help

And Yes The duckcreektraders CD has pictures of all of their emboss plates,

emboss rolls, Embossing Machines, Holster Molds, and Also ---> information on

Antiquing and also Plate Embossing and Die Cutting. I have posted their information

from that CD on the Antiquing and also Plate Embossing and Die Cutting. I also posted links to

that information on my profile... so you can all see that information if you are interested.

Edited March 8, 2013 by LNLeather

[camano ridge]

I have been using Bunkhouse tool CO/Duckcreek traders holster molds for a couple of years I have all of their cowboy and percusion molds and they work great.

[St8LineGunsmith]

that is good to know camo ridge

I just now had them send me an invoice for an 1858 Remington new army mold gun

really the only place I could find percussion cap mold guns