A few safe queen pics

[MikeW]

Yesterday I had the opportunity to take a few pic's of guns that needed their annual cleaning. The is the 1951 (serial 12,xxx) that had a good cleaning for '09.

The LWC has been in my family many years. Is bone stock other than the grips. I do not have the original plastic grips or I would put them back on the gun.

Next is a Clark Pinmaster Colt .45 ACP on a Series 80 Frame. I shot this one a week or so ago so it too needed a cleaning. It is a 1990 Clark Pinmaster by Jim Clark.

http://www.bullseyepistol.com/clark.htm

Not a safe queen but I will share a pic in case some wanna check it out. It is an older pic but my Kimber Compact Custom had "lube job" yesterday as well.

Next is a Walther PPK Lightweight Nazi Eagle-N in .32 ACP. Again in my family for many years.

Last is a BHP that was my grandfathers. It is a 1973 series BHP with the Bianchi holster that he gave it to me in. He was not huge on cleaning his guns so this one shows some abuse marks...it still means the same to me though

I ran out of time or I would have more to share... I still smell of Hoppes #9, CLP, & WD-40 today LOL.

[Guest Revelator]

Those are beautiful. Good photography, too.

[MikeW]

Thanks one more that I forgot ...

Not a safe Queen but is a P226 West German made

[Guest dwrd]

I have your LW Commanders brother that was my grandfathers.

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11084

[MikeW]

I have your LW Commanders brother that was my grandfathers.

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11084

Very Cool! I do remember when you posted that pic...

I am glad our families were looking out for us and left us '51 Commanders

[Guest RISC777]

The first Colt is gorgeous!

[Guest 70below]

Thats a fine collection, certainly worth being proud of!

[Guest abailey362]

one day my collection will have pieces like these in it

[Guest flyfishtn]

Very nice collection and pictures!

[Guest Major Pain]

Very nice collection and great pics. Thanks for sharing.--MP