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Thank you for the report! Great pictures!
It's January, So I must be at the SHOT Show
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Thank you for the report! Great pictures!
Ask the Pietta folks about their Python that I think they showed at last year's show!
OP
Janz of German had their interchangeable caliber revolver on display this week.
I have always liked this piece. One frame for 22LR, 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum and 454 Cassull
Now these folks have come up with an even LAEGER frame to support the 500 S&W Magnum initially, but with enough freedom for even bigger cartridges in the future
I have always liked this piece. One frame for 22LR, 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum and 454 Cassull
Now these folks have come up with an even LAEGER frame to support the 500 S&W Magnum initially, but with enough freedom for even bigger cartridges in the future
OP
The SHOT Show ended on Friday.......SorryAsk the Pietta folks about their Python that I think they showed at last year's show!
OP
I think Colt will pull through this once again
OP
The Smmerling LM4, 45ACP pocket pistol is still alive and available
This tiny 4+1 shot pistol is a manual loader
I spoke with both the owner of the company that produces these (American Derringer) and the man that actually builds them
There are several finishes available from polished to bead blasted, there are also several grip choices. These do alter price.
Sales are less than brisk as this hand made firearm sells for more than $4,000 depending on the options.
I am told that about 10 are sold per year.
This tiny 4+1 shot pistol is a manual loader
I spoke with both the owner of the company that produces these (American Derringer) and the man that actually builds them
There are several finishes available from polished to bead blasted, there are also several grip choices. These do alter price.
Sales are less than brisk as this hand made firearm sells for more than $4,000 depending on the options.
I am told that about 10 are sold per year.
OP
Walther's PPS M2 has several changes from the original version
They have added forward cocking serrations to the slide, switched from the paddle magazine release to a American style button and changed the magazine to fit the new sculpted frame.
They have added forward cocking serrations to the slide, switched from the paddle magazine release to a American style button and changed the magazine to fit the new sculpted frame.
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I was shooting the P30SK on Monday
I really like it even though it has finger grooves in the frame. These are not too deep like on some of the modern polymer firearms.
As to magazines, the body has not changed so if/when floor plates become available the older magazines can be converted to work in the newer firearm
I really like it even though it has finger grooves in the frame. These are not too deep like on some of the modern polymer firearms.
As to magazines, the body has not changed so if/when floor plates become available the older magazines can be converted to work in the newer firearm
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