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The Adventure Cowboy
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My name is Clayton Marxer, A.K.A. “The Adventure Cowboy”
I grew up in southwest Montana on a 325,000 acre cattle ranch. I was literally riding horses before I could walk and loved every second of my time out in the mountains. I am an authentic cowboy who can ride colts, rope cattle, pull a breeched calf, build fence, and shovel manure. :-)
My day job is natural resources conservation. When I am not working, I spend much of my time hunting, shooting, fishing, hiking, ranching, and just about anything else I can do outdoors.
I am a huge fan of traditional western firearms and I love to share how they are tied to American history.
I do a little work in the film industry and have performed as an actor, wrangler, and stuntman in a few western film projects and TV shows.
I like to combine today's opportunities for outdoor adventure with our Western heritage.
I'm not an expert. I just share my experiences and observations. I always try to have fun, so come along for the ride.
I grew up in southwest Montana on a 325,000 acre cattle ranch. I was literally riding horses before I could walk and loved every second of my time out in the mountains. I am an authentic cowboy who can ride colts, rope cattle, pull a breeched calf, build fence, and shovel manure. :-)
My day job is natural resources conservation. When I am not working, I spend much of my time hunting, shooting, fishing, hiking, ranching, and just about anything else I can do outdoors.
I am a huge fan of traditional western firearms and I love to share how they are tied to American history.
I do a little work in the film industry and have performed as an actor, wrangler, and stuntman in a few western film projects and TV shows.
I like to combine today's opportunities for outdoor adventure with our Western heritage.
I'm not an expert. I just share my experiences and observations. I always try to have fun, so come along for the ride.
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BogeyTheBear
(4 minutes ago)
12:53 That reason is most likely the wrong ammo, since .38 Special is in actuality a .35 caliber projectile (in a .38 caliber chamber). Old-timey .36 caliber revolvers are closer to .37 caliber than anything else. Shooting off-the-shelf .38 Special like that, you're putting a .357 diameter bullet down a .372 caliber barrel (with .360 lands).
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thememeking8079
(9 minutes ago)
I love colts because they’re easy to aim but I trust Remington’s more reliable and robust design. Remington may be a bit slower than colt at reloading, but still reliability is more important than looks
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Knightcowboy89
(18 minutes ago)
I just love the fact that conversion revolvers even exist. As cool as cap n' ball revolvers are, I've never had that much of an interest in them, BUT I love the way they look. This is the best of both worlds.
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chikitabowow
(27 minutes ago)
I really like the 1851 Navy conversion, i like the 1851 in general but the conversion "version" is just drop dead gorgeous if you ask me
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ReddFrank
(32 minutes ago)
Wild Bill was smiling down on you as you made the Tutt shot 4 out of 5 times, the miss was just to keep you humble
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Carnyx_1
(47 minutes ago)
"Maybe it can redeem itself". Finally someone who understands that when the gun misses it's the guns fault; when it hits the 10 ring that's me doing it.
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aaroncabrera8949
(51 minutes ago)
God that stainless 1858 is breathtaking.
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scaeva2704
(2 hour ago)
Those colts and remington are pieces of art. I prefer the remington though, both for the cap & ball and the conversion versions.
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scotthamp384
(2 hour ago)
I like how Remington kept the rib on the ramrod for their 1875 Army/Outlaw SAA. That was definitely a way to tell the difference between that and the Colt Peacemaker
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jason60chev
(3 hours ago)
Let people know that on the Remington, the rammer was left in place because it still retained the cylinder pin, keeping it from coming out.
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bitchy_bitch5909
(18 hours ago)
You have beautiful guns there! They are a piece of true American history! I don't think that American politicians want that being taught in schools. Please keep them; don't allow gungrabbers to take them, you have historical treasure there that's more precious than an ancient egyptian kings treasure!!! GOD BLESS YOU!!!
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TwentythreePER
(22 hours ago)
I can't decide if the Colt 1851 Navy conversion or the Colt 1860 Army Richards Type II conversion look better. They are both beautiful revolvers. Who doesn't love a cartridge conversion? Such interesting guns from an interesting time of history. Works of art as well.
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mixflip
(21 hours ago)
Thanks again for the education on cowbow guns once again.
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Old_8_gauge
(23 hours ago)
Wow! The 100 yard shot was awesome
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davegeisler7802
(19 hours ago)
I love the look of that brass back strap , especially on the MWNN Revolver
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