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Invented by John Browning way back in 1897, the 1903 Colt "Hammerless" Pocket Model pioneered a number of concepts still used today, including the fir
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A Colt Detective Special. This was a big deal for police plain clothes work from the late '20s through the '70s. This six-shot revolver was shipped i
An ultra-rare OSS Liberator pistol from WWII. These smooth-bore pistols were cheaply made by the Guide Lamp Division of General Motors and were design
I've probably put more rounds downrange with these two pistols than all of my other guns combined. I used them for a decade of formal bullseye pistol
Invented by John Browning way back in 1897, the 1903 Colt "Hammerless" Pocket Model pioneered a number of concepts still used today, including the fir
A Colt Woodsman Match Target .22 pistol, in the box with accessories. These were hot on the bullseye circuit in the immediate post-war years. This one
Some relics from the early part of the 20th Century. That's a Colt Model 1903 .38 pocket hammer pistol, which used Browning's "parallel ruler" system
Complete and all-matching rigs such as this one are getting very scarce. Both the pistol and the holster are dated 1936. This Luger is code-marked "S
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