45wheelgun
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I have something simliar. Mine started life as a 1917. It had much more done to it then the gun on AA.
Here's an upgrade that paid for itself
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Wow - this just kills me. I've never seen a thread with opinions so polar - either you love it or hate it. I think 45wheelgun is here because I posted this in the S&W forum yesterday (because I saw it here).
I mean, I appreciate that people are honest, but wow, it's so binary! Frankly, I like it, but dang - this really divides the audience - how interesting. I'm glad we aren't debating clinton v. obama v. mccain. We'd have bullets flying!
I mean, I appreciate that people are honest, but wow, it's so binary! Frankly, I like it, but dang - this really divides the audience - how interesting. I'm glad we aren't debating clinton v. obama v. mccain. We'd have bullets flying!
45wheelgun
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Kamerer is correct. He indicated this thread was here. I think the mistake with the AA gun is that the barrel is so long. The point of these was to make a CC/backup gun, small, light, and packing 6 45ACP rounds. Similar to today's 625-10.
While internet reaction seems to be hot or cold, I have never had anyone handle my 1917 that isn't blown away.
While internet reaction seems to be hot or cold, I have never had anyone handle my 1917 that isn't blown away.
madcratebuilder
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I normally don't care for engraved handguns, but 45wheelgun, that is the nicest engraving I have seen. Very pleasant on the eyes. I like the barrel/cylinder conversion.