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I have been looking for a while at the 1903 and 1908 Colt pocket pistols in .32 and .380. They are pricey in any somewhat decent condition. The whole time, the 51 was tickling the back of my mind. That turned into a grab and I was able to find one for a bite I could bear...........but this is...

From somewhere I have never been.........

I have an M&P #613934 The 2" barrel is marked C 161428 When is the time period when this barrel was made. Thank You

Gentlemen I finally was able to make it to my transfer FFL today and picked this GB purchase up. Serial number is 613934 Sideplate screws are completely unmolested. Five screw. Service stocks are very well fitted. Looks to be very few rounds were fired. Shield is lightly marked with...

Esteemed Members I am looking for the twin of this Model 431 .44special in either .357 of .38 special. I did a pretty through search on GB but was unable to find its match. Thank you for any info. you care to share.

Until now...........never saw one before.......came out BIG!

My ongoing addiction to early 1902s had a bit of a twist this time. The seller called and said the serial # came up as stolen. In 1952 Chicago........ Turns out there are two guns with the same serial #. Mr. Jinks verified one as having a 2" barrel..........the other 5". My GOOD...

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I just was checking out my new Star. Very solid and well made, seems to fit my hand well and is as heavy as a 1911 or near. $250 shipped with my FFLs transfer fee. I like it

My People..........The Ormals............:cool:

The great question has finally and definitively been answered. Thank You .......Very Much...................;)

I have never seen one till now..................

Please let me know what you think.

I think these are really overlooked. The longer barrel puts it in balance....the four inch looks a bit clunky to my eye. Just bought this on GB for $255......seems like a super deal to me...;)

Name That Gun...........

I was looking at pictures of a new Walther semi. Something was tickling my mind......and I finally realized what it was. To my eye, many of the newer batch of guns appeared to be designed by the same people who impart the "look" of stylish sports shoes. Also, uber tactical "COMBAT" knives...

Seems like the Brits somehow missed the boat on the look their handguns. I really enjoy the Spitfire and a number of Cars, but aside from a certain steam punk flavor, I cannot bring to mind any sleek and modern looking handguns. The English doubles, both rifles and shotguns are my favorites...

Over the years I have come to appreciate and covet the many fine sets of revolver stocks posted here. I do not recall any postings with pictures and descriptions of the in house production of these fine wooden objects. Please share what you may have and any sources that pertain this somewhat...