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    1. GeorgeCaplin1958

      least fired gun?

      Beretta 21A Bobcat. I bought the thing awhile ago. It's sitting with carry ammo in it's little Italian box just collecting dust. (sigh)
    2. GeorgeCaplin1958

      What stands out?

      Of the new lines of pistols, what stands out in terms of quality and craftsmanship? CZ, Walther, Kahr, Smith, where's the cat's meow when looking for a carry piece? For me, Glock has lost the mantle.
    3. GeorgeCaplin1958

      WW2 weapon turned in during gun buy-back program in CT (StG-44)

      She's fortunate the officers knew what it was. It may be surprising to learn how many don't. A general lack of knowledge on firearms and a knee-jerk reaction are to blame. Her father would roll in his grave if he knew. His little girl tried to turn it in for a pittance. What's happened to heritage?
    4. GeorgeCaplin1958

      conceal carry

      Pocket Carry Don’t forget about pocket carry, where manageable. The DeSantis Nemesis Pocket Holster is fantastic-- for fast extraction. The Kahr line (PK, MK,) Smith Lightweight Revolvers, and Subcompact Glocks all work well. And slide out like butter, when practiced. The Walther PPS is another...
    5. GeorgeCaplin1958

      Sig 220 durability?

      Sig 220. When it comes to modern .45s, except no substitutes. The Sig 220 is the gold standard. Whether made in West Germany, or Exeter, NH, you can’t go wrong. You have increased mag capacity, Sig-level performance, night-and-day difference in re-assembly (compared to 1911s); not the mention--...
    6. GeorgeCaplin1958

      glock 17 with proof marks

      Austrian Proofs II After re-reading your post, I noticed you stating it was a Gen 1. My apologies. I would say depending on the condition. Both inside and out. How much wear it has internally, etc… How many rounds fired.. Holster wear, scratches. Having the original barrel. All these play a...
    7. GeorgeCaplin1958

      glock 17 with proof marks

      Austrian Proofs. It depends on who you ask. The thing to keep in mind is. These are not made in the United States. Austrian Proof Glocks are not imported outside Europe, generally. Two years ago, during the run on everything related to firearms. Glock sent some Austrian Proof Glocks to the...
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