-MAILS FOR GUN SALE

I QUIT DOING "HONEY-DOS" 30 YEARS AGO!

I am selling these through Buckhorn Gun. For information call 208-377-2535 and ask for Matt Perry
S & W .460 8-3/8”
Taurus Raging Bull 6 inch stainless .454
Taurus Raging Bull 6 inch stainless .44 Magnum
Taurus Raging Bull 6 inch stainless .480
Ruger Redhawk stainless six-inch .45 Colt
Ruger Redhawk stainless six-inch .44 Magnum with scope
Ruger Redhawk stainless 4 inch .44 Magnum
Ruger Redhawk stainless 4 inch .45 Colt
Ruger Super Redhawk stainless six-inch 10 mm
Ruger Redhawk stainless 4 inch .45 Colt/.45 ACP
Ruger Redhawk (have two) eight-shot stainless steel .357
Ruger Bisley .454 6-1/2” stainless
Ruger Bisley .480 6-1/2” Stainless
Colt Python new production
Colt Anaconda new production SOLD
Freedom Arms Model 97 .17 Magnum 10 inch stainless scoped

I've wanted to have a Fitz Special ever since I was the kid learning to shoot big bore sixguns of the 1950s. No, I did not want an original, which would be very rare and very expensive, and definitely a collectors’ item. I would be happy simply to have a top gunsmith build one for me on a Colt New Service. I earlier found what I thought would be the perfect candidate for a Fitz Special, a 5-1/2” Late Model New Service in .45 Colt. Although having considerable pitting on the right side of the barrel and part of the cylinder, it was mechanically perfect and the interiors of both barrel and cylinder were like new. There was one major problem-- it shot much too well to touch. A .45 Colt that places five shots, fired double action standing at 50 feet, in less than 1-1/2” is not to be messed with!

I call it my magic gun. It shoots so well, that it hits everything that it is aimed at. I remember the story of yours, and wonder how Colt manufactured these , to make them that accurate, way before CNC.