ooof-da
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That looks like it. thank you.
Got guns?
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ooof-da
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ooof-da
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Interesting- so that is a “1”…cool. #Learning
BarnBuster
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BarnBuster
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Maybe a foreign copy of a S&W? S&W usually marked:
S&W No. 1
S&W No. 1 ½ First Issue
S&W No. 1 ½ Second Issue
S&W No.2
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ooof-da
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It doesn’t have any markings on the barrel, only those numbers on the very bottom of the handle. There are a bunch on small screws that I could take apart and look at some other “internal” parts potentially but it’s pretty small overall? Not sure, maybe I’ll take it down to someone to get more info. Thanks!
If it was a S & W it would almost 100% be marked as such. I still think it's a knockoff pocket gun that were prolifically produced during that time period. Nice, but probably should be relegated to wall hanger status.
Carnitastaco
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This needs a .50 Cal mounted on top.
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Nahhh, not enough.This needs a .50 Cal mounted on top.
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It needs a Meat Chopper!
Sir Napsalot
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I have a few old SAKO rifles
lokie
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Houston man sells dozens of 3D-printed guns at city's first gun buyback
A Houston man on Saturday sold dozens of homemade 3-D printed guns to the city at its first-ever gun buyback event,
The man traded in 62 3D-printed guns, often referred to as 'ghost guns,' and received $50 per gun. He claimed making the weapons only cost $3 each, he told Fox 26. The large trade-in of non-traditionally-crafted firearms has prompted city officials to change guidance for future buybacks.
"We’re going to exclude those next time around," Mayor Sylvester Turner said
Man sells dozens of 3D-printed guns to city at Houston's 1st gun buyback
The man said he wanted to "send [Houston leaders] a message about spending $1 million tax dollars on something that has no evidence of any effect on crime." Mayor Turner said the city won't accept 3D-printed guns at its next buyback.
Gun buyback is a "feel good campaign", not a true effort at crime reduction.
BarnBuster
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farmerfischer
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You'll put your eye out kid..
How do you change the title under your name? I'd like mine to be Swollen Member.
