at thinks he's king around here. No I'm playing. Just looking for meat. If I had the chance you best believe it, but I'm not that skeptical. Cheers brothers. Hope I get some food this year.
Two of my prized possessions. They belonged to my father who gave each of his kids one the year before he passed. The second was his which I had paid to restore after finding it in the trunk of the car all rusted up. They were manufactured in 1920 and 1918 respectively. I enjoy carrying one in my vest pocket on the rare occasion that I’m dressed up![]()
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Great little pocket guns!
I have a Colt JUNIOR and used to have a CZ Duo, both .25 cal. Not much stopping power, but better than a limp dick.
The CZ Duo was a WWII soldier bring back and was in the original flap top leather holster. It was as new. I showed it to a couple of gunsmiths who specialized in military weapons and both agreed it appeared to never been fired. One made me an offer I couldn't refuse. My reasoning for letting it go was since it hadn't been fired (made in 1943), I wasn't going to shoot it and I didn't have use for a weapon I wasn't going to shoot.
I often carry my Colt in my tackle box.
They’re fun to shoot though. I shot one of these for concealed carry class. At the time I wasn’t so interested in carrying, I just wanted Dad to take the course and knew he wouldn’t if I didn’t.
After shooting the five fast rounds the range officer, who was a police officer, walked up behind me. He asked if I knew how fast I’d fired those five rounds. I told him no. He said 2 1/2 seconds.
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That's awesome Dave! We took in two rescues in the past three months. They are so appreciative!I volunteer at my local animal shelter. I walk dogs, foster, train, and help the public with adoptions. Here are my all time favorite puppies...animal control found them in a dumpster and they live on a farm in Idaho nowView attachment 23671