Oldsarge
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Marines, like Army Rangers, are essential to the conduct of modern warfare. However, upon reaching a certain age, one should no longer want to be one!
Kind of like when I went through a combined services combat medical evacuation course, C4, up at Fort Dix some years ago, one of the younger Army enlisted instructors said " if it ain't raining, it ain't training"!!
"Boobed" hammer? Where can I get one of those? [emoji38]A good old 1911 or 1911A1 will do that to me every time too. I have to put a boobed hammer on mine.
Wellllllll, I will try to find another one just for you! OOps"Boobed" hammer? Where can I get one of those? [emoji38]
Very nice! What in the holster?
Colt Army Special .32 WCF ctg.
One of the best guns S&W ever made - I got mine too late for a pinned barrel.
Congrats on the "adoption" ! A Tyler T grip will be perfect on that.
Best thing about a revolver is, if you do have a misfire, you just squeeze the trigger again, problem solved!Yeah, some of us just can't ever get over our love for wheel guns. Semi-autos have their place but give me a vintage Colt or a good K to L frame Smith and I'll just grin for a week.
This stuff has gotten to old and valuable to use. The web and leather gear that is. Someday I'll get a double loop holster for it!