OK, who is man enough to admit...

Thanks for the info, jackstinson. I was speaking frivolously; I am not a Bond scholar. It is a 418 but has the newer-type grips from 1956. Hey, since his grips were removed, they don't count!

P.S. - you clicked on the picture, right?

gb6491 said:

Auto and a wheel gun:

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How old is that revolver? I didn't know NAA was ever in Spanish Fork. I knew they were in Provo.

1893 (approx) American Arms 5 shot top-break revolver. Originally chambered in 38 S&W, redone in 22LR.

My daily carry.

Necro-thread....just a little late for Halloween.

What's unmanly about small guns?

I propose they are more manly, because 1) you can be proud of still hitting things with the and 2) they recoil harder and blow more fire out the front.

I won't win this, but my Taurus M85 is a pretty small gun. The Savage Mk2 is a lightweight as far as rifles go (maybe I'll cut it down to 16", too...) and the Carcano is probably one of the smallest military rifles out there.

NEF 20 ga


(and .410 inserts that make it even smaller )


Charter Arms .38 sp (5 shot)


Totally reliable and easy to carry.


Colt Jr .25 ACP


It's not accurate, it's not powerful, it's not much fun to shoot.
I don't know why I keep it except for the Browning heritage.

Tinpig

My quiche gun.