Have you ever wanted to own a gun used in a Western film by one of your favorite cowboy stars…or even one packed by one of the supporting actors in an Oater that you held in special esteem? Up until a few years ago, that feat was next to impossible for the average firearms enthusiast. But with the closing of a number of the firearms rental houses and major sell offs of props and costuming by several of the studios, quite a number of motion picture guns, considered little more than pr


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