LarsInNorway
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I was thinking of putting down the money for one of these at my favorite dealer's, and pick it up as soon as my application has been duly signed by the local coffee slurpers'.
(Welcome to Europe.)
The gun is a .22, function is conventional DA with an exposed hammer and barrel length is 2 1/2", if memory serves.
Fixed sights, el cheapo nickel finish, 9 shots and it's kinda lightweight with an oversized wood grip, finger grooved. Smaller grips are available.
We don't have CCW (even the cops don't carry guns here, they have to store them in their squad cars), so it will strictly be a piece for range fun and making my friends laugh as I pass it off as a "pimp gun"
I was wondering if anyone owns one of these guns or otherwise have any info on them? It would be much appreciated. The low price tag gives me a bit of pause, although I know that guns from the East can be a steal.
The Alpha line of revolvers apparently has only been available in this country for about 1 year.
I have considered the American offerings, but the current strength of the U.S. dollar does not favor them over here. Besides, the Ruger SP101 is a bit too heavy and I don't wanna give "&" my money.
Sincerely
Lars
(Welcome to Europe.)
The gun is a .22, function is conventional DA with an exposed hammer and barrel length is 2 1/2", if memory serves.
Fixed sights, el cheapo nickel finish, 9 shots and it's kinda lightweight with an oversized wood grip, finger grooved. Smaller grips are available.
We don't have CCW (even the cops don't carry guns here, they have to store them in their squad cars), so it will strictly be a piece for range fun and making my friends laugh as I pass it off as a "pimp gun"
I was wondering if anyone owns one of these guns or otherwise have any info on them? It would be much appreciated. The low price tag gives me a bit of pause, although I know that guns from the East can be a steal.
The Alpha line of revolvers apparently has only been available in this country for about 1 year.
I have considered the American offerings, but the current strength of the U.S. dollar does not favor them over here. Besides, the Ruger SP101 is a bit too heavy and I don't wanna give "&" my money.
Sincerely
Lars