Show us your 9mms!
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Texas Star
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Well, that's certainly different!
Probably quite good for its specialized use, though. We don't see many Bernadelli products here now. My father had one of their baby .25 autos. It reminded me of a cross between a Browning/FN Baby and a Walther Model 9.
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I've never heard of a 9mm Bolo Mauser. Does the rear sight only go to 500 meters, and is there an Army aceptance stamp on the right side of the barrel extension just opposite the proof mark on the left side? Serial number shouldn't be any higher than about 180K (the contract was for 165K but they evidently made more than that). If the inside of the grips are numbered, do they match the serial number of the gun?
Engine49guy
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Yes 9mm Luger was an adaptation or improvement of the .30 Luger cartidge created by removing the bottleneck in the .30 Luger cartridge,
That being said the 9mm "Luger" is still "The Original 9mm pistol"...IMO
Seraphim
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image by jglennhart, on FlickrTanfoglio Force
One of the nicest handling and shooting firearms I've ever owned.
There are also interchangeable kits for changing caliber. This frame takes a .22 and a .38 kit, the larger frame handles .40, 10mm and .45 kits
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policerevolvercollector
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Let's resurrect this thread w/ some "new" additions:
This is a Yugoslavian CZ 99
......and a S&W 459:
Best,
Charles
This is a Yugoslavian CZ 99
......and a S&W 459:
Best,
Charles
Add these to the Luger I posted earlier.
Model 639
Model 915, an absolute joy to shoot.
Model 639
Model 915, an absolute joy to shoot.
RJJ 1971
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Para Hawg 9. 12 rounds of 9mm goodness in a tiny package.
Best trigger of all my 1911s, but totally unreliable (two catastrophic failures).
[This one not mine, but easier to use pic off duh web than to get out the Nikon.]
Best trigger of all my 1911s, but totally unreliable (two catastrophic failures).
[This one not mine, but easier to use pic off duh web than to get out the Nikon.]
Stranglehold
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For a guy that never cared much for the cartridge, I have accumulated more than I ever though I would.
39-2
'69 Browning Hi-Power
WWII bring back Walther P-38
Kimber Solo
FEG Hi-Power clone
CZ 75
Roe
39-2
'69 Browning Hi-Power
WWII bring back Walther P-38
Kimber Solo
FEG Hi-Power clone
CZ 75
Roe
Alpo
Member
I kinda agree with Stranglehold. Never saw a use for it. Buuuut - when Y2K came along, and the world would go to hell and here would come the blue helmets, and I figgered I would have to "resupply" off the enemy, I decided I needed a 9mm.
Somehow ended up, since then, with this Browning Argentine police gun
this OD Beretta 92
that P1 Walther, there on the right side.
the HK PSP
A few others with no pix - Broomhandle, Luger, Radom, 940.
And these. MP5A and an MP40.
Somehow ended up, since then, with this Browning Argentine police gun
this OD Beretta 92
that P1 Walther, there on the right side.
the HK PSP
A few others with no pix - Broomhandle, Luger, Radom, 940.
And these. MP5A and an MP40.
deadin
US Veteran
Here's one I picked up a couple months ago:
The crying shame is that it is an all matching S/42 (including magazine) with an excellent bore and it has been heavily buffed and reblued.
The crying shame is that it is an all matching S/42 (including magazine) with an excellent bore and it has been heavily buffed and reblued.
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