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Here's another very special family member. This little guy was my Grandmother's pistol. Pop bought it for her in 1968 for the heady price of $40.40 along with a few boxes of ammo. He took Nan to the range where she shot 25 rounds, put it back in the box along with the receipt, and kept it in a night stand until she passed. The gun was then stored until this year. Not a single scratch on it.

Because of its size (makes my LCP look like a beast,) the gun is now illegal in Los Angeles.

Enjoy!

That's a great story and the original box and receipt are the icing on the cake.

That is tiny.

That is the coolest little gun ive seen yet

I had one of those years ago. Real easy to takedown. Great gun and it's a Colt...

SR9 wrote:That is tiny.

It's not the size that matters, it's how you use it!

myglimk2 wrote:

SR9 wrote:That is tiny.

It's not the size that matters, it's how you use it!

You've been lied to.

nvisn wrote:

myglimk2 wrote:

SR9 wrote:That is tiny.

It's not the size that matters, it's how you use it!

You've been lied to.

That's what she said .............

PaiN wrote:

nvisn wrote:

myglimk2 wrote: It's not the size that matters, it's how you use it!

You've been lied to.

That's what she said .............

Sickos, I was talking about the caliber.