Do the new ones still say 9 Kurz on it?This........
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Not the James Bond version in .32acp, tho.
More like the Sterling Mallory Archer version in .380acp......LOL......( Someone will get the reference )...
Do the new ones still say 9 Kurz on it?
My shoulder hurts just thinking about that. Had one once, a real tack driver, but about 4 rounds was all I could do before my shoulder fell off .300 Win Mag, mag fed. Why? Because I always wanted a mag fed 300 Winnie!
That should be an awesome gun. I was in a Palmetto State store the other day, ended up leaving with a RIA1911 in .38 Super. While I was there, I played with a RPR in 6.5 CM and a Savage Axis. The RPR is a much nicer rifle and had a wonderful trigger. The Axis didn't have a LOP adjustment on the stock where the RPR does. If I were looking for another long gun, the RPR is what I'll get. Probably go with the Creedmoor, though. I really like that the rail has a 20 MOA elevation built into it.Going for a Ruger Precision Rife in 308.
I didn't intend to buy any more firearms for a while but then I spotted this really nice M1842 martial pistol made by H. Aston with a lock and barrel date of 1848 in an auction and put in a maximum pre-bid way under what I expected it to go for--at least $200 to $300 lower than what I've seen others in this condition go for.
I already have one which is a shooter but not nearly as nice as this one. When I went back to check after the auction finished, damn if I didn't win it for exactly the maximum bid I had entered. There were 14 bids entered which meant that somebody stopped just $25 less than my max bid.
I've given up trying to figure out auctions. If I'm ambivalent toward winning as in this case, I always seem to win but if I really want an item I never win. I do try to avoid getting in bidding wars and in most cases just like this one, prefer to pre-bid for an amount that I'm willing to pay. (this includes adding in the scam-like bidder's premium percentage) If I get it, fine, if not then in my estimation, it sold for more than it was worth.
Here are a couple of the auction pictures. This one may be too nice to shoot.
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great cartouches with minimal loss from any stock sanding
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Cheers
Which caliber is that lcr? I want a .22 lr LCR too.My latest purchase, want to get the matching 22LR version next. View attachment 1054755
.22 WMR have a .357 and 9mm lcrs as well. Nice little guns.Which caliber is that lcr? I want a .22 lr LCR too.
Nice, yeah, I have a .38 642 which I like so won't replace that, but, I wouldn't mind one of the other LCR's, most likely .22. I want a quality double action .22 revolver. No I don't want to spend $750 for a Smith and Wesson all-steel one, even though they are very nice. I'm waiting until I see a good deal on a used LCR .22..22 WMR have a .357 and 9mm lcrs as well. Nice little guns.