Everybody likes to shoot a .22. Betcha it's accurate as well. They just don't make 'em like they used to, and never will again. By the way,...
For collectors I believe the .22 is interesting...the .38 is great for a shooter...where is this dealer? Does he take checks? Heh. You can't go...
You might start looking at the 100 plus years of Colt's made before the current crop. Look at Police Positive, Officers Model, Detective...
says 37$ for 500...way cheaper than Lapua.
" Bullets are easy to come by, except HBWC’s for some reason they seem to still elude me but both the XTPs, DEWC and SWC lead are on my shelf."...
Lemme guess...$999.99...not including title, taxes, destination charges, floormats or undercoating. Payable over 36 months with a down payment of...
Got a few .357's, this is a recently purchased 1949 Colt Officer Special...38 special. A target gun.[ATTACH] Did I mention it cost me less than...
I've a 1920's .32 Colt Police Positive...small and light, surprisingly accurate, fits nicely in a coat pocket...admit I don't carry it. But I...
Recently purchased a 1949 Colt .38, an Officer Model Special. Trigger felt a bit gritty, and I could tell it had been carried a lot, but shot not...
tomato, tomato, rutabaga
Speak softly and carry a big stick...seems sticks have gotten heavier through the years, to what end...I can only guess.
If I may...I have a Colt Police positive chambered in .32 Colt. A .32 S&W of any sort will not fit into the cylinder of the very early Colt...
Here's another tidbit...When Teddy Roosevelt was in charge of weapons procurement in New York City... He specified the Colt Police Positive as the...
Looks as good as store-bought. You should be proud.
And I was considering buying a Pietta...now, not so much. They do look nice, and I've done some deburring/stoning to Rugers so I'm not afraid to...
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