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A Grendel .380 pocket pistol. These silly little gats have a fixed magazine and are loaded with an M-16 stripper clips! This one was a gift from my shooting and hunting partner and friend Mark who I lost 5 Christmases ago. My greatest pleasure was that I was able to buy him a top of the line Kimber .45 in the year before he died. Also my Dads late '40s Mossberg .22 bolt rifle, tubular magazine, hooded multi post frt site and T shaped bolt. It's a tack driver and was beautifully refinished by my coworkers at Kimber of Oregon. My friends in the ruger 10/22 crowd like to rib me about my "antique" until we start looking at paper! Then there's a lot of moaning and whining! Thanks Dad!
Had one a those back in the 90's, sold it for $450. Still hurts thinkin about it.Ah good thread
I consider myself extremely lucky, my grandfather left me his Colt Anaconda. I'll never forget the first time he shot it, standing in front of his truck at Prineville Reservoir. He was a thin guy, maybe 5'10 160lbs? On the first pull the gun traveled up over his head (as he intended) but then continued on, out of his hands and into the grill of his brand new F350. I couldn't really tell if he was happy, mad, excited, or a little of each, but that gun has been in my head since.
The thing is in perfect condition, not a scratch or mark anywhere, with the original box, paperwork, etc. and maybe 150 rounds through it. My brother and I made a promise to each other long ago that we'd never sell any of the guns we've inherited. This makes the monetary value of the gun irrelevant, meaning we get to enjoy it without worry of how that value might be affected
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