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This was my Grandmother’s gun that she claims is an 1890’s original Colt (Lightning?) which I’ve read was one of the first Colt double action revolvers. I’ve long been out of the phase learning all the nerdy details about firearms and don’t remember as much as I used to. Can anyone identify this? How much is it worth? It doesn’t appear to be functioning currently (the cylinder spins freely, hammer doesn’t lock back) is it worth restoring and how much would restoring it cost? Thank you.

I found this photo online and I think it’s pretty tuff and I kinda wanna make it my background on my phone but is it blasphemous? I feel like it’s not bc it show’s the lord triumphing over evil (even if it is a bit silly with the basketball) and honestly I just don’t know of it’s okay. Can anyone help me?

So little backstory, I’m 17 and I had an FJ cruiser in this color and year (2007) as my first car and I LOVED IT. It was my pride and joy…until it was totaled. (Not my fault) I have a 2014 4runner now with about 166,000 miles and I just…don’t love it. It’s a great car, reliable, comfortable to drive, it’s just not my FJ. I found this one about 4.5 hours away with 207,000 miles listed at 11,000$. I’m interested in trading in the 4runner for it but it’s a long drive and I don’t want to waste my time or gas money. I asked for pictures of the frame (above) to check for rust and I see a little bit of what appears to be surface rust. Is this worth it or should I just be happy with what I’ve got and keep the 4runner? Is the frame in good enough condition to not be a problem? Any insight would be greatly appreciated, thank you.