(quoted from post at 16:24:33 12/09/12) To buy small pistol.
(quoted from post at 14:44:11 12/09/12) Do not know if it like it is here but local gun shops seem to be opening up in many places. In just the last year or 2 at least 2 new ones have open in my area and one sells reloading supplies which is very nice since I reload a good number of rounds. Also since John is now at home he seems to enjoy helping me reload and we have done a few hundred rounds in the last month or so. Found a hand gun that if I had the $420 for I would buy since it uses the same ammo as the M-1 carbine I have uses
(quoted from post at 13:24:33 12/09/12) To buy small pistol.
(quoted from post at 19:31:28 12/09/12) Hey Tom...........
Had a REAL GERMAN LUGAR 9mm once. I thought I found a GEM. Souvenier of WWII from OLD brother-in-law.
Showed the pistol to my ex-father-in-law, a real gunsmith, Kentucky Rifle Guy.
He said: The Barrel is TOO THIN for the bore.
This type of pistol was to be used only sparingly.
I traded the weapon for a simple .22 with thick barrel.
John,PA Stick with local gunsmith.
(quoted from post at 20:35:52 12/09/12) I did not look at it all that close after I saw the price tag knowing I could not afford to buy it but yes maybe. Of course it would be a lot less gun then my 44mag is
(quoted from post at 00:40:36 12/10/12) Can you guys actually order online ??
(quoted from post at 22:22:14 12/09/12) This 44mag I have is well balanced and is not you run of the mill 44mag. I will not post the serial number on a public forum like this but lets just say your not likely to ever see a gun of any brand or make with this low a number. It is a 6 shooter single action and I use it for deer hunting and have taken more then one with it over the years. I also have another less common hand gun. It is a Tokarev M1930. Year made is 1941 and it to has a fairly low serial number at under #600. Then I also have this little 22 short 6 shooter Rohm is the brand on it. But I do collect firearms and reload lot also
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