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Nah, not my gun, but from what I can tell, it is a very rare gun without a company based webpage or spec sheet. My brother and I have a matched pair (one digit difference in the serial numbers) and aside from that listing, I'm not seeing too much info on the gun online.StuntDouble wrote:avrame,
Is that your gun on gunbroker? I guess you can blame it on James Bond, but I've always been a fan of Walther's pistols.
Has anyone used the Rough Rider by Heritage or any other colt SAA clones?Luke wrote:I would pass on this one pal. Look for a Colt SAA or an actual Colt 1911.
From the looks of it, it uses .380, which according to Wikipedia, is the same as 9mm kruz [which is what my dad told me to use with it].StuntDouble wrote:Luke,
I often find myself in agreement with you. This is one of those times.
avrame,
Shooting the gun would lower its value, but I almost feel like it would be a waste not to enjoy it now and then. I forgot to ask before, but is your Walther chamber in 9x18 Ultra or .380?
Im cool with long extensive background checks for gun ownership as long as the license also allows for ownership of full auto weapons as well.Luke wrote:Let's be civil.
Broken record: I'm for really long, intensive, and thorough background checks. Getting a driver's license in Germany is probably more difficult than getting a concealed license in the USA and I'm not cool with that, At all.
But I hope the government does its due diligence to ignore the media and makes its own decisions (I realize that won't happen, but I'm not completely empty of faith) and doesn't simply point fingers (that probably won't happen either).
I really hope people can react with any decision made by our government without flipping out. Even "peaceful" protestors can get violent, and violence is what we're trying to avoid.
