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MikePotts · Oct 29, 2015

hmmm....I kinda like that

Almost Mauser hsc ish, How's the trigger pull?

heron163 · Oct 30, 2015

super crisp single action... pretty good double action... they were designed as precision pieces - scaled down roller bolt mechanism...

fabiovenhorst · Nov 2, 2015

Beretta 950B cal. 6,35mm (.25 ACP)

DeaconKC · Nov 2, 2015

Fabio, that is a fine little Beretta!

MikePotts · Nov 2, 2015

Cool Fabio, I like cold war pocket pistols.

MikePotts · Nov 2, 2015

Here's a new-to-me Series 80 with some of Esmeralda's Rosewood Picaso grips

DeaconKC · Nov 3, 2015

Man, that is sweet! And those grips really set off a classic like that.

Steve S. · Nov 3, 2015

couple of my WWI pieces.

DesertDan · Nov 4, 2015

Mike, those grips look fantastic!

MikePotts · Nov 4, 2015

Thanks DD, she has a bunch more ...not tooooo crazily priced either.

Nice WWI collectors pieces SS, now for the Webley .455?

Stearmen · Nov 4, 2015

Steve S. said:
couple of my WWI pieces.

Nice pair! What years were they made in?

Steve S. · Nov 4, 2015

Stearmen said:
Nice pair! What years were they made in?

The Colt is a 1916, The P-08 is 1915.

KilroyCD · Nov 5, 2015

Here's one of my recent additions. Got it at a local auction where it was described as an Enfield 1876 Martini Henry, but it's not quite as it seems. It's actually an Afghan-made Martini (and not a Kabul Arsenal Martini) that had its original markings scrubbed and spurious British markings applied. This is a particularly well-made Khyber Pass example, with some age to it and it has seen much use.

DeaconKC · Nov 5, 2015

Steve S. said:
couple of my WWI pieces.

My P-08 is 1915 as well, a DWM, SN is 4xx, how close are our twins?

Steve S. · Nov 6, 2015

DeaconKC said:
My P-08 is 195 as well, a DWM, SN is 4xx, how close are our twins?

mine is a very low 2600. All numbers matching except for the mag (WWII). sadly it originally had a unit number engraved on the front strap that was scrubbed off post WWI. was a WWII bringback that I picked up from the son of the "bringbackee".

a2jacketpatches · Nov 6, 2015

This was my baby a few years back, miss it like crazy and actually still have bad dreams about selling it. Tight as a drum unlike most Lugers you'll find. Absolute mint condition except for a finger print on the barrel.

Bolero · Nov 6, 2015

I used to Shoot, Collect, Rebuild, Buy & Sell, Winchester Super X Model 1's... but got out of it several years ago...

Now I shoot Bench Rest Precision 22LR 50yds, My Anschutz is a favorite...

Stearmen · Nov 7, 2015

Bolero said:
Now I shoot Bench Rest Precision 22LR 50yds, My Anschutz is a favorite...

Wow, that looks super accurate! It reminds me of the old muzzleloader Chunk Guns. I know that Sergeant York shot Chunk guns, that's why Hollywood thought he was still shooting old Kentucky rifles for food, instead of a state of the art black powder target rifle! Again, great looking rifle!

Bolero · Nov 7, 2015

This Anschutz Model 54 Barreled Action is Bedded in a Don Stith BR stock and I use a Tasco 36X Target scope and a Custom Tuner at the Muzzle...here is a typical USBR target for this gun, shot at 50 yards and using Wind Flags...

Another version of Anschutz M54...

I also shoot the Ruger 10-22 Semi Auto for "Just plain Fun" here are 2 that I built in Winter 2014, Custom GM barrels, Custom Stocks, Tasco 36X scopes...

DeaconKC · Nov 10, 2015

Wish me luck my friends, trying to work a trade for a 1917 Colt 1911.

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