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Very early Second Generation Colt Single Action Army, 5 1/2 inbarrel, blue and vivid case colors. Only wear is on left side of front for barrel and tip of ejector housing from holster. No bolt track. Mirror Bore. Fireram appears to have been fired very little.Has not been refinished. Grips are...
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The LoungeThis is the worst run on ammunition I've seen in my lifetime. It's a shame that avid shooter's have to suffer from insane ammunition prices affecting the availability of reloading components. Primers have been hit the worst, as far as availability goes. There is a bright side to all of this...
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I regularly carry my 4 inch blued, 1971 model in the woods and mountains of Northern New England. Feel good having it in bear and moose country especially loaded with plus p's or magnums. Peace of mind while camping far away from anyone, when something makes a sound in the woods at 3 in the...
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Colt Semiauto PistolsI know she is not pretty but my Gunsmith said she is good to go. Built in 1916 which makes her 104 years old. Some staining on the bluing for many years inside the Holster but it's not pitted. She is a 1916 Government model with the letter C in front of the serial numbers. I hope the pics come...
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The LoungeMany hundreds of thousands of S&W Model 1905 4th Change M&P revolvers were produced for the war effort from 1940 -1945. Guns produced for the British Commonwealth were in cal. 38 S&W (38-200), and those for the United States Armed Forces, Defense Supplies Corporation contracts and...
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