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i cant find those guns anywhere except for the video you posted. :onfire:

Powertrip, that is the gun i'm looking for. thats awsome, damn now i want one

i dont think Stephen king is 6'7''. i could be wrong but i always thought Roland was 6'3''. I think clint eastwood is also 6'3'' or somethin like that, which also goes with the similarities between...

im sure his belts were always filled after a fight scene, he also had his pack where im sure he kept the rest.

he bought a bunch in The Drawing. it was when he was Jack Mort and he brought the ammo back

somebody who is really good with photoshop should make one of the guns that is most accurate to the books and post it up. that would be cool. like a 3-d thing, with the cylinder swung out and...

thats an 1858 pietta i think. those guns i invision the gunslingers (at least roland) using also. even tho the cylinder doesnt swing out on those, i like to imagine that they do haha.
if i could i...

i thought about schofields also, after i saw the new 3:10 to yuma. but king says in parts the Roland rolls the cylinder out. its like a never ending maze. but i think lead dealers thougts are most...

Like in Pale Rider and clint eastwood using the 1858 with the conversion cylinder.
I cant imagine it like that b/c of what king says in The Drawing, and like lead dealer said, he would have to have...

i diidnt relize there was a thread on this already. sorry, delete it if ya need to

The guns cant be colts because colts HAVE LOADING GATES. In the Drawing, King describes Detta swinging the CHAMBER open. He also describes Roland doing the same, and then flicking it back witha flick...

In The Drawing, Detta takes the revolver and opens the chamber. King says she fiddles with the release and swings the chamber out. At the end of the book roland does the same and flicks it back into...