My old school 1911s
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My old school 1911s
First, here are some photos of the Jim Clark, Shreveport, LA Longslide .38 Marked 1911 that I just picked up from my local gun shop. The Colt frame serial number dates to 1968/.38 Super 1911...
Those are Colt factory .38 Special Magazines....they fall into the almost unobtanium category!
and finally my Alton Dinan .38 Special mid-range wadcutter:
If the weather isn't too oppressively cold and wet tomorrow I will try to shoot the Clark.
Those are Colt factory .38 Special Magazines....they fall into the almost unobtanium category!
and finally my Alton Dinan .38 Special mid-range wadcutter:
If the weather isn't too oppressively cold and wet tomorrow I will try to shoot the Clark.
Last edited by cwo4uscgret on 4/13/2015, 3:17 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : correct serial number date)
cwo4uscgret- Posts : 16
Join date : 2014-11-08
Age : 72
Re: My old school 1911s
Thank you for sharing the images of your fine pistols. I practically salivated looking at them. dipnet
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Location : Gainesville, Florida
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