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How about a Colt's 1911 made in 1913? This one is about 105 years old now...



I like the old gun a log... but it doesn't get shot...

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An Interarms Virginian Dragoon .45 LC that I bought in the mid 70's.



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On the good end of things:

Colt Officer's Model, .22LR with target sights, 1930 build date.



On the odd end of things:

A Baby Hammerless in .22 short - early 20th century, probably...



And one gratuitous rifle:

1936 Winchester Mod. 70 originally in .257 Roberts, re-chambered to .25 Gibbs.




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How about the one that got away. An original Paris Theodore Cutdown Hi-Power. I was still in school and just couldn’t swing it. I bid $3500 but it went for $5+. It came in a Seventrees briefcase that had a secret compartment cut out for the gun.



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Have not seen any Lahtis yet. Top and bottom are
WW II-era Husqvarna m/40s.

Middle is the rare one, 1 of the 100 made by Valmet in 1985 for the 50-year commemoration.




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I cant afford rare guns so I have to make my own

Ruger Super Blackhawk Bisley Hunter, worked over by Gary Reeder and Jim Stroh.





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I have a 2011, a P220, and a Glock.

While not particularly rare, they are all .38 Super. Big Grin




 
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I have a 2011, a P220, and a Glock.

While not particularly rare, they are all .38 Super. Big Grin

That is, well, super. Cool


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I also have a Rossi M68, 5 shot , that has to be from the 60s or 70s......


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I also have a Rossi M68, 5 shot , that has to be from the 60s or 70s......

They were popular imports during the late '70's and early '80's, which is when I bought mine. See my pic on page 1 of this thread of my blued M-68 purchased new in the very late '70's from my LGS when they were most popular and selling for around $130.00 or so... definitely don't see them very often any more!


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I also have a Rossi M68, 5 shot , that has to be from the 60s or 70s......

They were popular imports during the late '70's and early '80's, which is when I bought mine. See my pic on page 1 of this thread of my blued M-68 purchased new in the very late '70's from my LGS when they were most popular and selling for around $130.00 or so... definitely don't see them very often any more!



decent little revolvers too,

Taurus owns them now, and they still make a decent little revolver



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That 1911 at the top of this page is amazing.


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I have two. Neither are super rare or valuable but I don't see a lot of either.

the first and more rare is a Colt 22 .22lr that my dad bought me for my 16th birthday.

And the second is one of the original 3" barrel Ruger SP101 in .327 Fed Mag. I also have an orginal 4" .22lr SP101, the one with the full lug but I can't find my pictures of that one.





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Colt 22 .22lr


That makes three SF members who have one of those! Big Grin




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And one gratuitous rifle:

1936 Winchester Mod. 70 originally in .257 Roberts, re-chambered to .25 Gibbs.



I'm kind of interested in the serial # or at least the general range. Only because I have #201


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Colt 22 .22lr


That makes three SF members who have one of those! Big Grin


I knew someone else did around here. I didn't know two had them. Though with over 84k members I am sure there are a few more owners floating around.

Are you one of the other owners? If so I don't know if you know this but Beretta Neos mags work in the Colt. I only had the two factory mags until I figured that out a few years ago.




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I am. Smile

Excam_Man mentioned on page 4 that the Neos mags work in this Colt... I'm thinking now I need to find a couple of those.

Edit: Looks like Midway has them on sale right now.




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I am. Smile

Excam_Man mentioned on page 4 that the Neos mags work in this Colt... I'm thinking now I need to find a couple of those.

Edit: Looks like Midway has them on sale right now.


I missed all of that Wink. But reading it I do recall the conversation Bruce and Exam_man had regarding that. I personally have never had any problems with mine and it still rides to the range with me almost every time.




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Mine doesn't go out with me often, but it's great fun when it does.

In a strange way, it's like the Ruger P89 I had: It never hiccups.




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