TheHobbyist
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@ Wyatt, really like those old colts there!
Yeah it is. I'll forever associate it with Wyoming and that great sense of feeling small and trivial in wide open spaces, like your avatar conveys.Nuttin' special.
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My faithful old NP3ed Model 36, showing battle scars from taking a tumble from a cheap ankle holster while I was being dragged by a car. It was then run over. Still shoots great.
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Putting sentimental feelings aside, how much should someone expect to pay if they came across a Chief's Special like the ones shown in this thread and wanted to buy it? Most guns are advertised as NIB or LNIB or fired 40 rounds...these are solid, workhorse guns, but how much discount should be available for the added "character"?
Love the look of guns that have been used, i.e. carried on duty, in combat, tossed in glove boxes, carried in a pocket with a lighter and coins, etc.!
Some of these "purist collectors" act as if a gun that has been actually holstered, fired and carried is worthless. J-frames are carry guns, not safe queens!
I love the 10 .
I love the Aircrew Survival Knife.
I love the Zippo.
I love the flashlight.
I love the Holster.
I love the Propaganda.
I love it all.
Too cool Sir.
Gary,
Thanks...but it is actually a Chief Special...
It was bought two days before the 82nd Airborne deployed in response to the Tet Offensive....at a lil' gunshop outside FayetteNam..![]()