Walther P38
[…] to flag officers as a sign of rank. Originally using Colt pocket pistols in .32 or .380, the supply was […]
[…] to flag officers as a sign of rank. Originally using Colt pocket pistols in .32 or .380, the supply was […]
[…] buy two sets of stag grips for a couple of Colt Commanders. Both sets have served well in all kinds […]
[…] a half, and has an 8-round magazine capacity. Unlike the Colt 1911 it does not have a grip safety but […]
[…] into the category? Of course they do. Just think pre-war Colts, minty S&W Hand Ejectors or the sublime blue on […]
[…] Dot again with the best results. I used a classic Colt Commander in .38 Super I bought back in 1968. […]
[…] the company names kept jumping out at me. Winchester, Lee, Colt, Hodgdon, Sierra, RCBS, Dupont, Dynamit Nobel, RWS, Daisy, Navy […]
Comprised of American stainless steel and custom wood grips, Colt’s King Cobra “Target Revolver” has all the marks of a […]
[…] War II. The great man affixed that grip on the Colt M1911A1 pistol he carried in combat across North Africa, […]
[…] War II with a mismatched pair of .45s, a 51/2″ Colt Single Action .45 Colt and a .45 ACP Model […]
[…] legitimate comparison I could imagine — .45 ACP versus .45 Colt. Any other comparison would seem like apples and oranges. […]