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elmer
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Unfired since factory
 
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Beauty!


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They just don't make 'em like that anymore.

Simply beautiful Classic Smith and Wesson.


Niech Zyje P-220

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Beautiful, has beautiful blueing, target grips, target hammer, and target sights.
 
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Here's one of mine. One of the first ones made. Low S serial number.

BTW - The group was fired offhand. And another target had 4 more shots just as tight.


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BTW - The group was fired offhand. And another target had 4 more shots just as tight.


That's beyond impressive shooting! I'm happy to keep them all on a B27 silhouette at 50 yards. What caliber is that?


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Beautiful


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Cartridges use either 45 acp using 1/2 moon clip or 45
AutoRim
 
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BTW - The group was fired offhand. And another target had 4 more shots just as tight.


That's beyond impressive shooting! I'm happy to keep them all on a B27 silhouette at 50 yards. What caliber is that?


That load was in 45 Autorim cases with 4.8 Bullseye and 200gr Hornady JSWC


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There is just something downright seductive about .45 ACP revolvers...



And my most recent acquisition a .45 Target Model of 1950...


Adios,

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Very nice!


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