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Old 06-22-2018, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Dale53 View Post
This one is mine with the issue grips. Right out of the box, this revolver just flat out works for me. It was an overrun and I picked it up when they first hit the market. It is a superb revolver for both the range AND the field.



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Your gun seems just what the agents have in the video, other than the medallion in the Pachmayrs. I think whether they had the medallion depended on when the grips were bought.

I think the four-inch guns went to uniformed Customs agents and the three-inch barrels went to plainclothes personnel.

I agree: you have both a collectible and a fine field revolver.

It's a shame that the Clinton Administration seems to have ordered most of these destroyed. I doubt we'll see releases of any future government-retired guns, alas.

The WW II .45 autos are going to be priced like collectibles, which they are, rather than as typical Govt. surplus guns.

Last edited by Texas Star; 06-22-2018 at 12:57 PM.
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