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What is the best shop in New England for cowboy action stuff?
- Thread starter Greg D
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I don't think any store really specializes
But I kind of keep track in my travels
Blue Northern Trading has a beautiful 1873 Uberti rifle for $950
and a couple of stainless New RV's in .45
Collectors in Stoneham has a Norinco 1897 and a stoeger coach gun and several new vaqueros in various calibres. I think they also have a Marlin carbine in .357
Collectors in Pelham has several coach guns and a few new vaqueros
i think they have a carbine as well (this is my favorite place to find treasures)
K & R in Hudson has a coupl eof stoeger coach guns
Roaches in cambridge has a variety of SAA's in various calibres and they just got in a beautiful 1897 original ($1K)
State Line in Mason NH has a couple of carbines and a few colts and vaqueros. I just bought their last Kahn coach gun. It's gorgeous
the best place in MA for colts is AG in lowell. He's got a bunch of them. Other inventory varies.
But I kind of keep track in my travels
Blue Northern Trading has a beautiful 1873 Uberti rifle for $950
and a couple of stainless New RV's in .45
Collectors in Stoneham has a Norinco 1897 and a stoeger coach gun and several new vaqueros in various calibres. I think they also have a Marlin carbine in .357
Collectors in Pelham has several coach guns and a few new vaqueros
i think they have a carbine as well (this is my favorite place to find treasures)
K & R in Hudson has a coupl eof stoeger coach guns
Roaches in cambridge has a variety of SAA's in various calibres and they just got in a beautiful 1897 original ($1K)
State Line in Mason NH has a couple of carbines and a few colts and vaqueros. I just bought their last Kahn coach gun. It's gorgeous
the best place in MA for colts is AG in lowell. He's got a bunch of them. Other inventory varies.
Adding to my own post
I was up at Collectors in Pelham this morning. He just got in two Hartford 1892s in .357 Mag for $450. I love the buckhorn sights on those
Also I forgot Kittery Trading Post usually has a good selection of most everythingb
I was up at Collectors in Pelham this morning. He just got in two Hartford 1892s in .357 Mag for $450. I love the buckhorn sights on those
Also I forgot Kittery Trading Post usually has a good selection of most everythingb
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I just bought a barely used 1894 Marlin Cowboy
at Collectors in Stoneham today. Good deal
at Collectors in Stoneham today. Good deal
What about leather? Do any of them carry a good variety of holsters? I need a good holster/belt but am loathe to mail-order one at the prices they go for.
You can get basic, inexpensive cowboy leather
at cabelas.com
at cabelas.com
I get my leather from Cabelas. It's not bad, and the price is right. I have a cartridge belt from Cabela's that I paid about 40 bucks for...it's a damn good belt.
The only reason that I'm thinking about buying another one is that I've lost some weight and I've run out of holes...
The only reason that I'm thinking about buying another one is that I've lost some weight and I've run out of holes...