Name a pistol with no Threaded parts?

If I recall corectly the Mauser M-96 has only one threaded part and that is the grip screw. :) :) Not sure if that counts though. :) :)
 
Im with Sub, the Liberator .45, aka "The Flare Projector".

BANG!!! *searches for a stick to punch out the empty casing*

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Big Guns again
No speakee well
But plain.
--H.C
 
Just for the record, I thought of three off the top of my head. What brought the question on was the Remington Model 51. I just detail stripped one including the grips and was fascinated. The Glock was the second one. No, guns with grips held on with a screw don't count. I'm also thinking of another common one that's currently manufactured. Hmmmm. I'm not sure, also, but I think there are a few more recent ones like the S&W plastics and the Walther 99.
 
How about the CZ-52?

I don't think that there are any screws used in its construction.

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Beware the man with the S&W .357 Mag.
Chances are he knows how to use it.
 
Russian Tokarev service pistol, not even grip screws

Jim

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Lay up some blackpowder and flints
The rest we can build, if need be
 
Russian Tokarev service pistol, not even grip screws

Jim

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Lay up some blackpowder and flints
The rest we can build, if need be
 
Makarov has one screw that holds the grip onto the frame. This same screw also positions the mainspring, but mechanically that's held in place with a bracket and clip.

1911 has no threaded parts, not counting the grips.

Kel Tec P-32 has no threaded parts.

Ruger Mk II Govt. Target has no threaded parts except sight adjustment.
 
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