Shadi Khalil
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I think a P7 hard chromed or a browning Hi-power would be in order. There, that was easy...
Help get me motivated.
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My father had an older (late 70's early 80's) Browning hi-power that really was a purrty gun.
I remember it looking stainless but I also remember him tellin me it was satin nickel, it had a gold trigger adjustable sights and pachmayr grips.
I thought I was gunna get it one day but he sold it
Ive seen alot of hi powers since then but none of them looked as good to me.
I think I might need a new 9mm now
I remember it looking stainless but I also remember him tellin me it was satin nickel, it had a gold trigger adjustable sights and pachmayr grips.
I thought I was gunna get it one day but he sold it
Ive seen alot of hi powers since then but none of them looked as good to me.
I think I might need a new 9mm now
Dan Wesson in 10 mm. Sounds like what you would want.
For me?
Any Freedom Arms..... the workmanship is enough to make me drool, just looking at the pictures.
A 1911 in 9 mm. To experience the joy of that single action trigger with almost no recoil.
A good cowboy single action revolver in .38 special that I can reload easily for, and shoot all I want...
For me?
Any Freedom Arms..... the workmanship is enough to make me drool, just looking at the pictures.
A 1911 in 9 mm. To experience the joy of that single action trigger with almost no recoil.
A good cowboy single action revolver in .38 special that I can reload easily for, and shoot all I want...
OK:
I think you've got enough guns, now make some of them shoot.
A good place to start is here:
Have the trigger done so it's about 2 lbs.
Shoot it out of a ransom rest, something you should probably buy, and find out how accurate it is.
If it doesn't shoot one hole, or about an inch, ship it off to a great pistolsmith, have him check the cylinder, throat, barrel, etc. and get the gun to shoot.
This one too.
Finally you REALLY need a 22lr tack driving revolver:
Something like either one of these:
FA 83
I think you've got enough guns, now make some of them shoot.
A good place to start is here:
Have the trigger done so it's about 2 lbs.
Shoot it out of a ransom rest, something you should probably buy, and find out how accurate it is.
If it doesn't shoot one hole, or about an inch, ship it off to a great pistolsmith, have him check the cylinder, throat, barrel, etc. and get the gun to shoot.
This one too.
Finally you REALLY need a 22lr tack driving revolver:
Something like either one of these:
FA 83
Playboypenguin
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No, I haven't...
I have bought 14 handguns, 2 AR's, and a shotgun. Why do you think I have no money?
Playboypenguin
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I demand you take that back right now! :barf: :barf:
huchahuchax
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All those beautiful revolvers but no Colt Python?
Since T didn't feel like reading all 75 enties, I'm going to suggest some stuff that probably has not been mentioned. Older Colts 1911's that were sent to certain custom gunsmiths who did the final assembly and fitting on them. Giles and Dinan come to mind. Very well made bullseye guns and scary accurate. S&W 52's in .38 spl
Been looking into (and really leaning towards) a S&W 610 revolver. Its chambered in 10mm and also fires 40 S&W. Comes cut for moon clips, and it is an N frame so it will eat up even the most powerful DT loads all day long. It is definitely on my must have list . . .
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...nECA&prev=/images?q=610+S%26W&um=1&hl=en&sa=N
http://images.google.com/imgres?img...nECA&prev=/images?q=610+S%26W&um=1&hl=en&sa=N
huchahuchax
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Good call Aqeous!