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Mine were all well used as well. People don't often understand the number of rounds a competitive shooter sends downrange. When I was active I would shoot the complete Bianchi Action Pistol course of fire 2-3 times a day and then spend additional time on the problem areas such as the longer distances on the mover and the plate x-count times. At that time I was buying power buy the keg, bullets from Star in lots of fifty thousand, and primers by the case. The civilian serialed numbered .45 was shoot first by my father who shot on the Air Force Bullseye team, it was shoot quite a bit before I received it as a Christmas gift when I was 16. The Briley probably had the least number of rounds shot through it, maybe 20,000 or so as I was concentrating on Action Pistol back then.
Thats true.. People that shoot competetively will usuaslly shoot more rounds in one or two days than most people do in a lifetime..
Thats really neat that your C-series was shot by your Dad in the Air Force and then you got it.. What a great X-Mas present