tasco 74
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You Are Absolutely Correct Deer Hunter...
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I'm with Deer Hunter
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Luger
Mad Magyar
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It's small, has some light bluing wear, and it shoots a relatively "humble" .32 ACP cartridge, but I have absolutely fallen in love with the 1950's vintage Beretta Model 1935 that I recently bought. I think it's one of the most attractive pistols I've ever bought.
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Deer Hunter,
That is one beautiful, insightful, and true sentiment.
Well done.
Well done.
God bless the Liberator, and those who found strength in her.
That is one beautiful, insightful, and true sentiment.
Well done.
Well done.
God bless the Liberator, and those who found strength in her.
Geronimo45
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Webley Mark VI for revolvers. May not be the prettiest bluing, but that big ol' thing has got class in spades. Followed by one of those old Smith Registered Magnums.
As for cutesy/pretty gun, Mauser HSc, Walther PPK(and PPK/s), and the Baby Browning.
I tend to prefer guns that are out-of-the-ordinary, I guess.
As for cutesy/pretty gun, Mauser HSc, Walther PPK(and PPK/s), and the Baby Browning.
I tend to prefer guns that are out-of-the-ordinary, I guess.
A royal blued Colt with fire blue accents... model unimportant, though the 1903 32 ACP comes to mind, as do the SAA and the Lightning, and 1878 DA.
Colt made a number of models like that pre WW2; and to me, remain the standard of excellence.
Colt made a number of models like that pre WW2; and to me, remain the standard of excellence.
FilJos
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For me, I have to say the Colt Trooper MKIII that my mom bought for my dad after he got his first police job. It started a legacy of law enforcement and gun ownership in my family and still bears the holster wear of many years of use. There are at least three good stories I know associated with that gun, one about how my mom picked it out and bought it, another about how it aquired the non-stock grips that still adorn it's frame. I just about cry every time I think about that.
All that, and it is just a great looking gun. Tough, reliable, handles well. I find much beauty in that gun.
All that, and it is just a great looking gun. Tough, reliable, handles well. I find much beauty in that gun.
Eightball
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I don't think there's enough pictures floating around in this thread.....
Sean85746
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One of my Bren Tens
DAdams
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Beautiful guns and awesome photos. Where is D. Hart when you need him.
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Lovely Bren-ten, sean. How's it shoot?
Stevie-Ray
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1911 for the platform. One done up for pin shoots like mine below, or the Delta Elite with it's no frills sensuality. Or quite possibly the most beautiful 1911 of all could be the Kimber Eclipse. Since I don't own one, I covet.
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I blued Smith or Python 4 inch wood gripped revolver or a finely engraved P-35. Pehaps a perfect P-08
MikePGS
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The Dan Wesson Bobtail Commander http://cz-usa.com/product_detail.php?id=66
Of course if you ask again next week and you might get a different answer
Of course if you ask again next week and you might get a different answer
Omaney
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Revolver_ Another vote for the Colt Python 6" blued (S&W 66 4" honorable mention)
Auto_I love the CZ 75.
Plast...er...polymer_ S&W M&P (this is the only one I own).
Auto_I love the CZ 75.
Plast...er...polymer_ S&W M&P (this is the only one I own).
glassman
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Most Beautiful To Me At Least
michiganfan
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BHP with wood grips
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