A nice pair

[Joe Cop]

My idea of the perfect combo. A small wood inlay Sebbie with a customized Walther PPK. The Walther has had a reliability workup, bead blast frame with high polished slide, 50 lpi checkering hand filed into front strap, trigger radiused and polished, and has custom cocobolo grips.

Regards,
Joe

 

[narruc1]

Very nice Joe! They look like they were made for each other. My heart lies with the Glock 23 though.

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[Joe Cop]

I agree with you narruc1, the PPK is strictly for occassional carry. My duty weapon is a Glock 23, and that's what I want to have with me if the going gets tough. Just isn't pretty enough to go with my Sebenza

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Here is a link to a picture of my G23 with a couple of production Emersons. http://albums.photopoint.com/j/ViewPhoto?u=243293&a=6797184&p=21396031

Joe

 

[Ken Lau]

How does a Glock look with a nice wood inlay?

 

[Joe Cop]

How about a NICA tanto and a Smith & Wesson 4516. I bet one of the infamous black blade LDC Sebenzas would go good with a Glock

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[Scott Dog]

Joe:

That wood inlay is beautiful!!!! I'm not that in to guns. Being a civilian and living in California, carying a gun is frowned upon not to mention the fact that I am not trained and I beleive that guns should be carried by professionals like yourself that are trained extensively. I do own a couple of guns, A Ruger security six .357 a Berretta .22 semi auto small pistol that I wouldn't trust my life with as it tend to jam and of couse the mandatory Ruger 10-22 and last but not least a MAK90 (Chinese assault rifle 7.62) all locked up in a gun safe in the garage. Keep them mostly in case of earthquake or other civil disorder. The Los Angeles Riots scared me. The Glock is a pretty piece too. I really hope that my wood inlay is as nice as yours.