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One of JMB's Earlier Designs
I ran across this "real " Baby Browning (not a Model 1906) while out and about today:
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/m...s/photo-17.jpg It came with two mags, and shot perfectly when I stopped at the range on the way home. I took down the gun and both mags when I got home. The gun hadn't been cleaned in many years, and I don't think that either mag had ever been apart. I'm a sucker for old Browning designs that still function well. |
That's pretty cool.....someday I'm gonna take a week and do nothing but travel to every pawn shop in Florida I can find and buy every rarely seen gun sitting in the dust on the shelf. People don't realize how many little pawn shops there are across America...Who knows what's out there
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that is awesome! Nice one!
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Sweet find Rick. Enjoy
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Is that a .32?
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Sweet Pocket Pistola,
Clyde |
Glad y'all like it!
No; the Baby's are .25acp. Photobucket finally settled down, and I was able to upload a pic of the other side: http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/m...s/photo-15.jpg I found it in a LGS, and they still have a very minty FN model, plus two 1908 Colts. |
That one certainly didn't sit in a drawer all it's life. I've had several, they run great. Best of luck and nice score Rick
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Congrats, that is a neat looking little 'bugger' !! :cool:
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That is slick , great find . Jealous
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That actually reminds me of the Davis .380's from back in the 80's. I always thought they were good looking and comfortable but quality was crap. Good to know there is a quality version out there.
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This one is actually pretty "young compared to some; it was made in the early 1950's.
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