What is the last gun that you bought?

I believe this my latest.​

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These were only made from 1920 to 1935 with 3 or more different brand names stamped on them. About 9,000 of all variations, ranging from cased 3-bbl. sets with detachable buttstock, to simple 6.5" pinned bbl. and NO stock attachment method milled into backstrap.

Best regards - - - 45Broomhandle
 
45Broomhandle said:
I believe this my latest.​

SCHALL5878_edited.jpg

These were only made from 1920 to 1935 with 3 or more different brand names stamped on them. About 9,000 of all variations, ranging from cased 3-bbl. sets with detachable buttstock, to simple 6.5" pinned bbl. and NO stock attachment method milled into backstrap.

Best regards - - - 45Broomhandle
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That is sweet!!
 
clutch said:
The last gun that is complete is a S&W M&P compact in .40sw. However, I have a White Oak upper on order and a RRA lower on order so I'm going with two last guns.

Clutch
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Replying to myself. Picked up a S&W 442 a month or so ago and have a Springfield Arms Range Officer 1911 on order.

I'll probably lay low on the buying front for a while again and just shoot the stuff I've accumulated. I can go years w/o buying a gun and then go nuts for a year or so.

Clutch
 
Marlin 60 with the carbon fiber look stock. Nice looking little rifle. Should be lots o fun!
 
45Broomhandle:
These were only made from 1920 to 1935 with 3 or more different brand names stamped on them. About 9,000 of all variations, ranging from cased 3-bbl. sets with detachable buttstock, to simple 6.5" pinned bbl. and NO stock attachment method milled into backstrap.
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That Schall reminds me very much of the early High Standards which were manufactured later on in Hamden, CT. The magazine, especially, looks like a High Standard magazine.
I wonder....
Pete
 
Pete D. said:
That Schall reminds me very much of the early High Standards which were manufactured later on in Hamden, CT. The magazine, especially, looks like a High Standard magazine.
I wonder....
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Fiala Arms & Equip., J.C. Schall & Co., Hartford Arms Co., and High Standard are all the same company...just at different times (and perhaps different ownership). On the other hand I have heard that parts do not necessarily interchange with one another.

:)
 
S&W model 4046TSW, it is a little rough as it appears to have been carried by a cop. Mainly the grip on the right side along with some obvious holster wear. Paid a co-worker that was laid off 3 weeks ago $300 for it. Also shot it today and it functions flawlessly.
 
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