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Lorcin L380
One of these came through the shop. I had no idea what it was, other than jokes I see here on NWFA. It had some cheap "chrome" finish. I thought it was a toy gun (like the cap guns we had as kids). It was wrapped in newspaper. The customer was a very old man. Not who I would have thought, anyway. I felt bad about him paying for the transfer. Probably the gun cost him $60. But hey, at least he exercised his 2A Rights.The gun that's so bad I had to Google it.
If you really want to feel bad for him, go take a peek at what's in his fridge.One of these came through the shop. I had no idea what it was, other than jokes I see here on NWFA. It had some cheap "chrome" finish. I thought it was a toy gun (like the cap guns we had as kids). It was wrapped in newspaper. The customer was a very old man. Not who I would have thought, anyway. I felt bad about him paying for the transfer. Probably the gun cost him $60. But hey, at least he exercised his 2A Rights.
A new handgun? I have been getting into revolvers lately. Old Smith's with no min parts or lawyer lock.I'm feeling like i should pick something up, but i don't really have much of an idea for what to get. Maybe it'll be nothing at all this time?
I have various guns already, and i'm not madly into AR's, so they're not on my (non-existent) list of guns to consider, so any suggestions people give might be thrown out the window
But, i'm thinking most people have a recommended gun, or just general thoughts on something nice to get (i should also probably mention i'm not wanting to spend big money either, just up to a 2020 Python kind of money)
Anyway, what's everyone thinking these days?
What are the 3 "T's"?A new handgun? I have been getting into revolvers lately. Old Smith's with no min parts or lawyer lock.
Love shooting the K frame. My new Model 14 no dash K-38 "Target Masterpiece"
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My Model 27-2 with the 3 "T's" 357 mag on the 44 frame
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Maybe you can tell I'm a S & W fan. I have shot Pythons but I prefer the Smith. The old Smiths are about the same
price as a new one. Around $1K you can get a nice older wheel gun. I am looking at getting a Model 19 like below
with the 6" barrel, partridge front sight, target trigger, target hammer and target stocks. From Gunbroker
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Target trigger, Target hammer and Target stocks.What are the 3 "T's"?, target trigger, target hammer and target stocks.
I'm surprised you didn't frame it and hang it on the wall for all to admire.One of these came through the shop. I had no idea what it was, other than jokes I see here on NWFA. It had some cheap "chrome" finish. I thought it was a toy gun (like the cap guns we had as kids). It was wrapped in newspaper. The customer was a very old man. Not who I would have thought, anyway. I felt bad about him paying for the transfer. Probably the gun cost him $60. But hey, at least he exercised his 2A Rights.
Two each. One is none, two is oneOne each...