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These are really neat and everything, but y'all will have to pardon my ignorance. What's the difference in Detroit marked P.D. guns, and other marked P.D. issue weapons? I'd love to have ANY of these, but I don't see the added interest.
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quote: Originally posted by Jebus35745:
Just out of curiosity, what is the current price on these. Know someone that has 2 of them and may let me have one. They are the 5" guns. Larry
Larry, $125 to $400 for the 5" revolvers. I paid $125.00 for this "beater" a few weeks ago. It's well worn on the outside, but the barrel, and insides look like new. It's a great shooter.  |
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| Posts: 261 | Location: Michigan | Registered: 11 December 2006 | |
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These are really neat and everything, but y'all will have to pardon my ignorance. What's the difference in Detroit marked P.D. guns, and other marked P.D. issue weapons? I'd love to have ANY of these, but I don't see the added interest.
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It is a way of "collecting" something, I live in Philly, and if the Philly PD had such a rich heritage of Smith and Colt revolvers, I would have them too! You collect smiths? Why not iver johnsons?? Peter
Nice crowd here.
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