by Bob Walsh
No,
I don't mean me and Howie, though that would not necessarily be
incorrect. I recently bought myself a couple of birthday presents, a
S&W .32-20 target revolver that left Springfield in December 0f 1916
and a Colt 1902 Military Automatic in .38 Auto that was built in
1904.
They may not be
practical weapons these days, but I get a large amount of personal
satisfaction from cleaning them up, tweaking them as needed and sending a
few rounds downrange. The bore in the 1902 is dark and gundgy, but
still shoots well, considering my old eyes and those minimalistic
military sights. The S&W was in much better shape and shot very
well indeed.
Fun Fun Fun.
1 comment:
Nice. Good investment in history.
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