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04-02-2019, 01:51 AM
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2 April 2019
Sterling Semi-Auto Pistol
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CWO4, USCG Retired CI/CBP Officer, Retired Did I say Retired? Guns, knives, beautiful women...life is good today! 
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04-02-2019, 01:54 PM
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My newest Is a Commander sized Hi-Cap RIA Multi caliber (9mm/22TCM) That I wrote a TE and Review of last year for an e-zine article on another 1911 forum.
After living with it for a few months, I decided to purchase it, rather than send it back. https://imgur.com/gallery/kPF8Cua
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"Sights are for the unenlightened” Last edited by Rick McC.; 04-02-2019 at 02:25 PM.
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#4
04-03-2019, 02:01 AM
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3 April 2019
Something a little different - A Springfield Armory Inc, imported CZ made M-6 Survival Rifle. This one is chambered in .22 Hornet and .410 Gauge. It is a commercial copy of the "original" Post-WWII USAF Aircrew Survivor Gun. The top of the Buttstock lifts up to allow stowage of 4 additional .410 rounds and 9 .22 Hornet rounds. In a survival situation it would definitely be better then nothing!
By comparison, in WWII the German Luftwaffe provided their Aircrew with a Drilling, a three barreled Rifle/Shotgun, in a fitted case, with a batch of accessories. If you could find one to buy it would set you back about $12,600 (last one sold at a Rock Island Auction!     J. P. Sauer M30 Drilling - 2 12 Gage barrels, one 9.3x74R mm barrel...  and yes - I would love to have one!
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CWO4, USCG Retired CI/CBP Officer, Retired Did I say Retired? Guns, knives, beautiful women...life is good today!
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