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Originally posted by Rorke's Drift:
Whitney Wolverine

I have both an original, and the Olympic copy.

I always wanted one of those but could never really figure out why. Then one day it dawned on me, it was from playing with these as a kid.

Probably a few....

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Originally posted by cas:

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Originally posted by zoom6zoom:

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Originally posted by Rorke's Drift:
Whitney Wolverine

I have both an original, and the Olympic copy.

I always wanted one of those but could never really figure out why. Then one day it dawned on me, it was from playing with these as a kid.

How does the Olympic copy shoot?

Regarding the Zebra yellow BB gun, I had one too. It might be more reliable than my old Wolverine!

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Originally posted by Excam_Man:
Colt 22, semi-auto 22

Pic from web

Wow! You're the only other person I know who has one of these. I've only seen another one once in person. Mine... I had to buy it twice! Ex-Mrs took it when she left, and I bought it back from her. A neat little pistol, for sure.

S&W 586-3. 4 inch barrel, round butt, special edition Midnite Black Matte finish. I'm told no more than 2000 were made. I found it with box and all papers for $473 about 4 years ago. I haven't seen another like it.

My wife inherited several guns when her parents passed, and although not all that rare, these two are probably not at all common:
- Czech Duo with German proof marks
- Reising .22 pistol with leather holster

The others she inherited are fairly common, including a Savage Model 1907 .32 Auto.

I don’t have anything super rare or weird.
An HK P7M13
Walther P5
Sauer 1913 WWII bring back

My favorite however is a Smith and Wesson Performance Center 681. On the right below.



I like my 75th anniversary Hi-Power as well. Very subtle engraving for a commemorative. Again not all that rare but a little out of the ordinary.





My Brown Kobra reverse two tone is a little out of the ordinary.

Also some really neat stuff here. Proto 1 Of course, love the Benelli B76 but I have never ever heard of .22 Long Snapper which led me to .22 Mink which I had never heard of etc. I mean I thought I was fairly well versed but that one got me with a WTF moment.

1906 American Eagle Luger/Parabellum in 7.65. 1934 dated WZ-29 Polish Mauser (all matching.) Still has the original sling with it, as well as 100 rounds of Polish ammo (dated 1936.) It's the Pole's version of the German K-98, with a few minor differences.

Really wish you guys would post pics for all of these! Some I’ve never heard of and would love to see what they look like! I showed you mine, now show me yours!

Here's a couple more, the one on the right (early 3" RB M60) is quite rare, one on the left (M650) is just scarce...

I have a Grendel P10 380. Can't find pic's right now will post them later.

I think this one fits. It was Ted Yost's personal build and carry gun for a while.

It's a Smith Model 10 that he converted to .357 (basically a one-of-a-kind M13). New barrel, cylinder, frame work, timing, you name it. I only actually use it for .38. but I couldn't pass it up.

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It's a Smith Model 10 that he converted to .357 (basically a one-of-a-kind M13)

I like what he did with the rear sight. There were a few factory .357 Model 10's made before the M13 was introduced.

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CZ52 7.62x25

Sorry image didn't post.

Colt series 70 retro 1911 unfired and completely customized by Larry Vickers.

Also have a pair of unfired consecutive serial numbered T series hi powers.

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Originally posted by Excam_Man:
Colt 22, semi-auto 22

Pic from web

Wow! You're the only other person I know who has one of these. I've only seen another one once in person. Mine... I had to buy it twice! Ex-Mrs took it when she left, and I bought it back from her. A neat little pistol, for sure.

Bruce Gray has one he won in a match. He posted about it (a few years ago) when I asked about mine, which had a factory defect. His did the same thing, which he fixed. I had mine sent to Colt and they fixed it (free of charge). I had purchased it used from Gander Mountain. I've come across a few for sale in the last couple years.

Do you know that the Beretta Noes share the same mags?

Nothing rare in my safe. I'm just waiting for bac0123 to come along and trump everybody

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Nothing rare in my safe. I'm just waiting for bac0123 to come along and trump everybody

bac1023 has many numerous exceptional guns, no doubt about that, but by no means he has everything. I bet he doesn't many of the stuff already listed. So, he can't really trump anyone here.

Smith and Wesson 29-2 with a 4 inch barrel. Made in 1972. Hard chromed. I bought it from the original owner last November. Looks like new.