Pairs

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Boer War colts
Canadian Mounted Rifles 1900

[MAM]

Ok I am back.....with another pair. Diamondbacks this time.....it hurts to be OCD about pairs. I will stop one day, so I tell myself....sigh.

[1stcav]

My matched pair from the custom shop 2008

[inspcalahan]

Here's my pair of Colt Gunsite Pistols. I bought them in early 2005, about a month apart. The smaller CCO was a custom order through Gunsite's shop, where I selected my serial number. The full size was through my local cop shop/gun store. Coincidentally enough, both guns left Colt (according to their letters) within 24 hours of each other, to two completely separate destinations and then both ended up in my hands. The stainless rode as my duty gun for about 4 years in two different States. The CCO was my main off-duty for about 6 years and even performed its highest task at one point. I figured they'd make a good pairing for this "pairs" thread.
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[got2hav1]

Pair of 586s



Pair of Pythons

[what would you say]

45’s and 45’s

[ei8ht]

4 pair = 8
U.S. Armament Colt 1903
8 Consecutive serial numbers.
There is a pair or two in there somewhere...

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OK so their not real legacy Colt 1903's.
They are however as close as it can get.


ei8ht®
OGCA Life Member

[cda926]

A more obscure pair.......

These are S&W M&P.38 Specials. Both are immediately post war in the SV serial number series dating to April 1946 made when commercial production resumed after WWII. The SV serial numbers were basically civilian revolvers that used left over wartime Victory frames and only used for several months primarily in early 1946.

Best,
Charles

[SnidelyWhiplash]

My two new model King Cobras. The 4" barrel version balances super nice in my hand.

[addicted to 22's]

Sort of a pair?