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Ripp
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Last-of-its-kind USMC Model-1909-Colt
#325458 - 06/03/19 01:46 AM

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Re: Last-of-its-kind USMC Model-1909-Colt [Re: Ripp]
#325462 - 06/03/19 06:09 AM

Thanks for posting this article Ripp!
I really like the large martial revolvers. They are a breath of fresh air to me in this era of Tupperware automatics.

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Ripp
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Re: Last-of-its-kind USMC Model-1909-Colt [Re: Iowa_303s]
#325467 - 06/03/19 09:14 AM

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Thanks for posting this article Ripp!
I really like the large martial revolvers. They are a breath of fresh air to me in this era of Tupperware automatics.

You are welcome..

I agree with you..while I have my share of "Tupperware auto's" ..all of my first handguns were revovers or the larger calibers.. Blackhawks, Super Blackhawks, Pythons, S&W 29's, etc... lots of fun and deliver when needed...

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Iowa_303s
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Re: Last-of-its-kind USMC Model-1909-Colt [Re: Ripp]
#325472 - 06/03/19 11:11 AM

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Thanks for posting this article Ripp!
I really like the large martial revolvers. They are a breath of fresh air to me in this era of Tupperware automatics.

You are welcome..

I agree with you..while I have my share of "Tupperware auto's" ..all of my first handguns were revovers or the larger calibers.. Blackhawks, Super Blackhawks, Pythons, S&W 29's, etc... lots of fun and deliver when needed...

Same here

I prefer a large bore DA or SA revolver for most handgunning needs.
Doesn’t need to be a magnum either. There is something about hurling a large chunk of lead at modest velocity that makes things fall over without undo recoil and blast.

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formerly known as Iowa_303

"Once your reputation is ruined you can live your life quite freely."

"Enkelkinder über alles"

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Ripp
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Re: Last-of-its-kind USMC Model-1909-Colt [Re: Iowa_303s]
#325474 - 06/03/19 12:03 PM

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Thanks for posting this article Ripp!
I really like the large martial revolvers. They are a breath of fresh air to me in this era of Tupperware automatics.

You are welcome..

I agree with you..while I have my share of "Tupperware auto's" ..all of my first handguns were revovers or the larger calibers.. Blackhawks, Super Blackhawks, Pythons, S&W 29's, etc... lots of fun and deliver when needed...

Same here
I prefer a large bore DA or SA revolver for most handgunning needs.
Doesn’t need to be a magnum either. There is something about hurling a large chunk of lead at modest velocity that makes things fall over without undo recoil and blast.

Agreed..something hunters in Africa figured out a long time ago..

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