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| I have a fair number of Wicked Grips that I don't have handguns for (or that already have grips I like) - yet. Some of the designs are works of art.
You never know, you might end up with the right pistol and the grips wouldn't be available. At least that's what I tell myself. |
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| Not grips but I have been known to buy magazines and ammo for guns I don't have. Then I start looking for a deal on the gun. I thought that was normal behavior.
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| That’s perfect as now there’s no reason to talk yourself out of a nice Colt government model. Longmire was a great show BTW. |
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| Was at a small collectors show and an old gent was clearing out his basement, he had cartons of government surplus gun parts that he had bought in the 50's. Found two 1903 barrels still in the wrap, one 1944 dated Garand barrel, and a barrel,Lyman rear sight,stock,and seven mags for a Springfield 1922. Held onto them for 20 years, finally at a show a butchered up 1922, haggled over the travesty that had been done to it, got it home and restored it to its true glory |
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| Thinking in advance, good on ya'. Please post pics of the 1911.
"It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye". The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupery, pilot and author, lost on mission, July 1944, Med Theatre.
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| There is nothing wrong with buying grips first. Just make sure it’s a 45acp ! I know you will. I remember you having a Sig P220 compact dak at Dick’s cabin in PA some years back. Series 70, to go along with the stag’s…I can picture it in my mind. Andy
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| Posts: 116 | Location: Republic of Vermont | Registered: April 04, 2008 |
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