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Colt Double Eagle Officers ACP -Series 90-

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3.5 " Bull bbl 8+1 shot
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Discontinued in 1997
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Jezebel & Lilith,,,

Jezebel is a S&W Model 629 in .44 Magnum,,,
Lilith is a S&W Model 63 in .22 LR.

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Not my usual matching pair,,,
But a nice set of guns none the less.

Aarond

P.S. Does anyone recognize the grips on Lilith,,,
I don't know if they are original S&W,,,
Or a set of after-market grips.

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What's that scuffing on the slide, is that from the holster?
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Just four months worth of draw strokes with no cleaning. You don't notice them as much with black kydex, but all kydex leaves rub marks, especially when you're holstering it with a hot slide.

Here it is after a quick wipe down.
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WAMO "HAMILTON DUELING PISTOL" .22rf single-shot brought to us by that great Califonia toymaker WHAM-O. Offered only for a VERY brief time in the '50s and its existence at first denied by the new ownership of WHAM-O. Later they simply ignored any questions about it! (NOTE: the vintage WHAM-O/WAMO pamphlet in lower left corner of photo, a present from a gun buddy.) ;)

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I waited a long time to find this old guy. I now have ALL THREE of the .22rf REAL GUNS of WHAM-O! This pistol was named "Hamilton" alluding to the famous Hamilton-Burr duel of the early 1800s fought with similarly appearing flintlock pistols. This gun with over 700 serial number is only the 7th one reported/observed! Kinda' scarce... Unknown quantity produced.

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My Every Day Carry G27. Have shot about 7000 out of the G27 gen 3, NO issues other than a bad primer every now and then. And a G23, about 3000 to 4000 out of the G23 some issues with the G23 changed out the recoil spring with a stainless steel one and no issues. really love shootin the G27 a lot
 

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Just for kicks, meet the WAMO POWERMASTER RIFLE, .22rf single-shot using the SAME simple blowback action used in ALL THREE of the REAL GUNS OF WHAM-0. Again, from the '50s, unknown quantity produced. Only FOUR or FIVE have been reported/observed so far. Another scarce bird... :eek:

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The "magazine" is actually a storage area which comfortably holds two 50-rd boxes of .22rfLR. Commonly called the WAMO TOMMY GUN. (Wonder why :confused:)

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Ya' gotta' LOVE these oddballs... :D

FLFL77
 
kitchen table "'home-smithed" Colt Pony Pocketlight DAO 380

This is my sort of kitchen table "'home-smithed" Colt Pony Pocketlight DAO 380 pistol.

Bought it new in 1998. About 14 ozs, it is what I carry alot because of its lightness...

The skateboard grip tape is super glued on, five years ago & on for good, so far. It gives good grip because these buck and snort pretty good even as .380.

The magazine lip & mag button taken down also. It is smoothed slightly overall. Would have sent it somewhere but can't really afford that. It is functional and will not ever sell it it, so it works for me... I have a Glock 36 & a 642 but these are real nice to carry easily without much weight or bulk in the pocket.


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My favorite gun:

Colt SAA Sheriff 45lc Colt Custom Shop
With 3 Inch Barrel, BP Frame, Beveled
Cylinders, Removable Cylinder Bushing,
Hard Chromed, & Ivories.....
 
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