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Here's a 1915 Colt Army Special that I turned into a Fitz Special today. It started life as a $170 parts gun with a cracked forcing cone. I replaced the barrel with a snub barrel, had my gunsmith put a sight on it and fix the mechanical issues, then today I hacked it up. I've got a little over...- twaits
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Picked this little gem at Cabelas for $749. Original box numbered to the gun and 5 original two tone magazines. All the original paperwork including the rare brochure on the tansley safety that they only shipped in 1916 and 1917- twaits
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Sorry, no mater what I do it posts it twice. When I try to delete one it deletes both of them :(- twaits
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Just picked up this 1892 New Army & Navy revolver on Gunbroker for $400 delivered. It's .41 caliber and in outstanding condition. Manufactured in 1899- twaits
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Just picked up this 1892 New Army & Navy revolver on Gunbroker for $400 delivered. It's .41 caliber and in outstanding condition. Manufactured in 1899- twaits
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Great Broomhandle. That is on my wish list. I'd like to have a Bolo version.- twaits
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Belgian made "British Bulldog" .44 Sawed off "St Valentines Day Massacre" 12 ga Wards Western Field shotguns- twaits
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Acually that's not a 1911. Thats a 1903 Pocket Hammer .38ACP- twaits
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This one has been in the family a long time. I have the bell box as well- twaits
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Nope those are Colt factory fleur de lis (probably mis spelled that) grips that came with the gun and are serial numbered to it.- twaits
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Police Positive rebarreled with a Bankers Special barrel Pre model 36 chiefs special Smith from about 1957. This is like the one that Henry Hill beats the piss out of his girlfriends neighbor with in Goodfellas Smith & Wesson DA Frontier .44-40 and a cut down 3rd model .38- twaits
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'48 ish Smith & Wesson 2" M&P. Detroit PD gun. I installed the factory S&W MOP grips A couple of Smiths from about 1865 Some first model HE 1896 Smiths- twaits
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Sawed off Remington model 11 "whippet" gun with Cutts compensator Oswald Carcano copy. This was missing the bayo lug when I shot the pic. I have since replaced it. Merwin Hulbert that my Dad used to carry when he was a teenager 1918 Artillery Luger- twaits
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1928 New Service Target. My Grandfather ordered this gun new in 1928- twaits
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Kirk, I was actually surprised how easy they eject. I thought I would have to pick the cases out by hand but I could actually kick them all clear with one good push on the rod.- twaits
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A couple of great art deco guns. A 1917 Savage and a 1907 ( like the one Jude Law has in Road to Perdition)- twaits
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1903 Colt Pocket Hammerless .32 from 1917. This one is engraved with initials as you can see and the finish has been removed. It is in the white This is a 1908 Pocket hammerless .380 from 1911- twaits
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