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millman wrote:
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Piss on that mess!! I walk in, point to the one I want, fill out a 1 minute form, wait for the shop to make a 2 minute phone call, plop down the dosh and aforementioned gun is mine. God I love Oklahoma!! :mrgreen:
+1 With a CCW here, they don't even make the call. At my favorite place you can also buy a case of beer and a country ham sandwich in the same transaction.
Oklahoma is the same way but since I don't have my CCW quite yet :vsad: I neglected to mention those little perks.
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Colt Police Positive, dated to 1910, .38 special. St. LPD # stamped on bottom, along with "J.T. Phillips, Police" carved into it.

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43 dated ithaca and a 43 dated p38 and a 43dated polish radom with german proofs
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Darn! All I got is a couple of CZ82 pistols. Too new to take pics of. :D
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Sweet..Major :Drool1: :Drool1: :Drool1: :Drool1: :Drool1: over the VIS. :bravo: :bravo:
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:toast: Some nice stuff in here!
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etprescottazusa91 wrote:Greasmonkey, love that Luger, well all Luger's really and the S@W, I thought a model 629 was stainless :vconfused:
It's is, was actually looking at a 629 stainless on a local gun board before I posted, decided against it, not as classy lookin in my book. I fixed my stupid :oops:
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Greasemonkey wrote:My '38 P08 Luger w/bringback paper(marrage wrecker), early '37 P08 Luger, and my S&W 629-2 44Mag. Need to find the long barreled Luger listed on paper :big shock:
I take it this is the Luger that caused MOMMA to cut you off of guns for 9 months over. :)
Yup, that's the one. But it was worth it :biggrin: Come on OO, CZ 82 is not that new, besides it is a milsurp handgun, and my wife loves hers, like you, it's why I have 2 of them.



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After buying the first CZ82, we knew we needed more. In fact, while they still have a few left, I may just get another one or two if I can swing it.
These things are so well liked, the cost for one on auctions is already sky high. May as well grab while a Distributer still has a few left. Looks like this
is the end of them.
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I think I posted this once before, but what the heck!

I call this bunch my "homeowner's insurance".

Top - Arminius HW38 .357 Mag. 6" barrel.
Middle - Rock Island Armory 1911A1 .45 ACP 5" barrel with Hogue wrap-around combat grips.
Bottom - New Model Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 Mag. 7 1/2" barrel with Pachmayer finger-groove grips.

My "newer stuff". I've got some old ones too!

1896 Iver Johnson 2nd. Model Safety Hammerless - .38 S&W
1928 Iver Johnson 3rd. Model Safety Hammer - .32 S&W
1934 Nagant Model 1895 - 7.62 Nagant
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My trusty old Model 36, holster is a Tom Threepersons style that I made for it.
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My 1916 DWM Luger. Not numbers matching but still a great gun... after all it still is a Luger. For some reason this thing will eat whatever ammo i throw into it, besides hollow point stuff that is.
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Well it's not a real military hand gun but I sure do like it!
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This Hi Standard Military Frame Sharpshooter is starting to warm up to me know that I think I've found out what she likes to eat.
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I bought it from my friend Old Outlaw. Here's a video of the welcome my wife gave him the last time he came for a visit. He's in the red coat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YyOEVfCCjw

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Man, Outlaw, that looks like it hurt!! Next time you go visit the sheepdog, maybe you should sneak in the back way :)
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MN Fan wrote: maybe you should sneak in the back way :)
Boy is that ever a set up for a great Outlaw cut down. I.....I just can't say it, mod slap, mod slap. :no: :no: :no:

Seriously though my place has no backway.

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Nice "pistol" Dolk. I have some ammo for it. :)
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I always keep it loaded

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Here is really my favorite (right now)

Model21

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Meet E.F. Hutton, This is the only pistol I have a name for. Because You know what happens when E.F. Hutton talks ! :lol: The smaller bullet is a 44 mag to compare.

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