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Old 03-02-2014, 12:22 AM
DeanD DeanD is offline
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Was there a .45 Long Colt with full lug barrel? Was there a .45 Long Colt with full lug barrel? Was there a .45 Long Colt with full lug barrel? Was there a .45 Long Colt with full lug barrel? Was there a .45 Long Colt with full lug barrel?  
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Default Was there a .45 Long Colt with full lug barrel?
Help me with the model number. Seems I recall a .45 Long Colt with full lugged barrel back in the late 80's or is this just wishful thinking.
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