Cooter Brown
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The Browning Medalists are gorgeous--look them up on one of the auction sites and take a gander at one in the fitted case with all the accessories (barrel weights, forend, tools, mags, red velvet) The ones I've shot have been very accurate. Actually, maybe you shouldn't look them up--it's a drool inducing setup. Fit and finish are jewel like. I have some idea of your taste, and I think you would really like these.
If I wanted a target gun, it'd be one of those or the S&W 41. Terrific shooters and handsome guns. Both of these guns should have great triggers right out of the box. The 41s are nicely done up guns, but the Browning takes it on fit and finish.
'Course the High Standards are classics, too.
For a plinker the Browning Buckmark is nice. There are a lot of variations of these, I think some with an ugly polymer stock--the ones I've shot have been all metal and good shooters. I had a Ruger but could never warm up to it--especially when I took the thing apart.
If I wanted a target gun, it'd be one of those or the S&W 41. Terrific shooters and handsome guns. Both of these guns should have great triggers right out of the box. The 41s are nicely done up guns, but the Browning takes it on fit and finish.
'Course the High Standards are classics, too.
For a plinker the Browning Buckmark is nice. There are a lot of variations of these, I think some with an ugly polymer stock--the ones I've shot have been all metal and good shooters. I had a Ruger but could never warm up to it--especially when I took the thing apart.
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