[PX]

Gotta love snubby's!

:-D

J.P.[/img]

 

[Richard]

Very nice collection of J Frames and Dicks. Usually one likes either S&W or Colt revolvers, my dad was a Colt man and I have always favored Smiths. Regards, Richard :-D

 

[PX]

Very nice collection of J Frames and Dicks. Usually one likes either S&W or Colt revolvers, my dad was a Colt man and I have always favored Smiths. Regards, Richard :-D

Richard: Thanks...

Truth be known, I'm an "equal opportunity" firearms lover... :-D

Best Wishes,

JP

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[viper31373]

very nice collections, i am grindin my teeth for a ruger alaskan in .454.

danny

 

[Guest]

Nice collection of noise makers. :-D

 

[Richard]

PX, is it that a Bersa Thunder 45? If so, it is a great pistol at a very reasonable price. I use my Bersa Thunder 45 for car/carry and I honestly prefer it to a Sig P220. Regards, Richard :-D

 

[PX]

PX, is it that a Bersa Thunder 45? If so, it is a great pistol at a very reasonable price. I use my Bersa Thunder 45 for car/carry and I honestly prefer it to a Sig P220. Regards, Richard :-D

Richard: The Bersa pictured is actually a Bersa Thunder 9 (Ultra Compact), with a CAT Laser..

I've been totally surprised to find out my BT9/UC is actually as accurate as my all time favorite, the Sig P239..

In addition the BT9/UC has a capacity of 13+1, and you've gotta love that!

Bersa's are in my estimation highly underrated, under appreciated, and under the radar of most American pistol owners/purchasers and a wonderful pistol for the money...

Best Wishes,

JP

 

[scoop]

im liking that wunder 9 ultra compact bersa.nice size what country makes? :shock:

 

[PX]

im liking that wunder 9 ultra compact bersa.nice size what country makes? :shock:

Bersa's/Firestorms are made in Argentina. The most popular Bersa seems to be the Bersa Thunder 380, but I prefer the 9mm round, so I went with the larger model pictured.

I have no qualms about recommending the Bersa/Firestorm line of pistols. Both of mine have been 100% reliable and very accurate.

I had to have a local dealer special order the Bersa Thunder 9 (UC) because it's very hard to find locally. It retailed for around $440, but I only paid $305+tax.

Check 'em out on www.BersaTalk.com. Lots of happy Bersa/Firestorm owners there to help you with any questions.

Best Wishes,

J. Pomeroy

 

[BEER]

i found this pic on another forum awhile back and have fallen head over heels with this gun, unfortunately i can't remember who's it was, or what model it is. if anyone here can identify it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. I believe that is the hard to find 3" Model 66.

Best.

 

[BEER]

yep, i just discovered in another revolver thread that it is in fact a 66-4. the pic and the gun both belong to gixerman.

 

[jimg11]

:-D It is obvious that the snubs do not have to be j frames

I don't carry this much but it will do the job. :rip:[img:640:480:e76b51bc3b]http://www.fototime.com/B77CE26731F3289/standard.jpg[/img:e76b51bc3b]

 

[denfoote]

Tauri and Smith.

605.

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85 UltraLite.

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Smith 65-6LS.

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[scoop]

Gotta love snubby's!
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:-D

J.P.[/img]

are those tyler tee's on the dick?god that first black one is gorgious gorge1