As I write this, the 3:10 to Yuma H.O.G. gun is a just a skosh out of my price range, but given how nice the gun is and the fact that all the proceeds are going to GOA, plus the appeal to movie buffs, that’s no surprise.
The 10-round Henry Golden Boy rimfire revolver features a deeply blued steel medium-size frame, genuine American walnut grip panels, and a highly polished brass backstrap and trigger guard.
Not everyone can afford a $1,000+ wheel-gun. Trust me, I know. I still remember buying brand new GP100s for under $450 and I thought that was expensive when I was a rookie patrolman.
You can’t get more classically American than that. Immigrants move to Miami with a passion for capitalism and shooting. Then they start a gun import company and bring over some fine pieces from the old country. I love stories like that. It’s truly the American dream.
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