How about the best pocket pistol ever made, The Remington Model 51 380 or 32. It has pefect balance,narrow profile, very reliable, good pointing qualities. Most gun fanciers consider this the top gun?
To be honest with you, I have never shot one. Handled a few in my gunsmithing, but never shot one. Even if I owned one, I am not sure I would ever shoot it. I am still on the lookout for a Colt Hammerless Pocket Auto in either 32 or 380, I fell in love with one 30 years ago and have never found one when I had the wherewithal. Even a beater would be sweet. Got a spare?Scorch, How about the best pocket pistol ever made, The Remington Model 51 380 or 32
If you check my posts, I have a bunch of early Colts. I just sold a 380 early Colt to Winchester 73. (We harrase each other all the time.We both live in Pgh.but far away so we don't see each other very often! )
Ouch! Talk about rubbing salt in the wound! Those are just gorgeous!Not sure if you saw this one, here is one of the last vintage Colt auto I bought (aside from the Woodsmans) a boxed 1903
Ouch! Talk about rubbing salt in the wound! Those are just gorgeous!
How about a 1914 Commercial Military Luger. There were less than a hundred made 99 years ago! Not sure if some parts were re-done but historically, extremely rare (All matching serial numbers, currect serial range 70,000 to 71000, currect commercial and Imperial marks. (Maybe sold to a WWI Luger collector tomorrow). The only one I have seen is on Phynex Auction House and it wasn't for sale only pictures and description. Really not sure what to do!
Really not sure what to do?