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Picked up a new .38 Special Snubby
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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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i can only imagine
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I envy you.
My grail gun and a gift to myself after I graduate with a phD is a Sphinx Standard Model 3000 hi-cap, either in 9mm or .40. Leaning towards .40.
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I got to run a few hundred rounds through one of these the other day. (not my picture)
Super Cobra?
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I have yet to find a 3000 for sale... From what I understand, when they do come up, they are in the $3-$4000+ range
Don't think I will ever find the budget for one of those, but I sure would love to shoot one!
That's my guess as well. And you know what? I'd spend that over a Wilson Combat. It's just my favorite platform for a handgun, despite it being heavily modified. It's cz75 based.
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I have tothankblame you for introducing me to Sphinx when I was asking you about your Jericho
Put up some shooting vids if you can. They really are great pieces of Swiss engineering.
I got to run a few hundred rounds through one of these the other day. (not my picture)
Super Cobra?
Yes, the W model.
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Camo'd The Draco
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I guess I know who I want as a buddy when the zombie apocalypse hits.
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Do I see an old S&W 39 & 59 there on the left? After the 1911, the old first generation S&W autos are still my favorite. Yours look to be in really good shape. :thumbup:
~Chris
Actually, thats a 39 and a 52.
The 52 was my fathers carry gun when he was a security guard way back when, after a while they forced him to stop using it because what type of security guard uses a .38 special (yes special, not super) target pistol? After that he carried that nickled colt trooper up top. In its day it was THE full blown race gun, it was what killed the revolvers in competitive shooting.
http://gunadagio.blogspot.com/2011/01/wadcutters-delight-s-52.html
The 52 was my fathers carry gun when he was a security guard way back when, after a while they forced him to stop using it because what type of security guard uses a .38 special (yes special, not super) target pistol? After that he carried that nickled colt trooper up top. In its day it was THE full blown race gun, it was what killed the revolvers in competitive shooting.
http://gunadagio.blogspot.com/2011/01/wadcutters-delight-s-52.html
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