Best looking handgun!! pics!
- Thread starter jordanmalmal
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I just picked this up a week ago. I haven't shot it yet, just fondled it a lot. A Kimber Custom ll two tone in .45 ACP of course.
Very nice piece..congrats
Something relatively new to the industry...and what a joy to shoot~!
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I wonder how you like your Rhino and is there less muzzle jump with that configuration? Do you need to change your grip style ,as I think I read somewhere?
I don`t know ,there`s something about it`s quirky ,avant garde design that intrigues me,to the point of considering owning one.
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I don`t know ,there`s something about it`s quirky ,avant garde design that intrigues me,to the point of considering owning one.
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I like them all, but I'm most partial to guns of the civil war era - or at least, in this case, my Uberti 1851 Richards Mason conversion Navy model open top.
When I say Civil War era, I should add that I mean give or take 10-20 years.
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When I say Civil War era, I should add that I mean give or take 10-20 years.
ruger american?
I popped into a newer shop close to my office and they had 3 Korth .357s in their case. Their proprietary blue looks amazing in person. They let me hold the blue model, but I had to remove my ring, wear white gloves, and was not allowed to work the action or cylinder. Each one is $10,000 - the gold one is $100 more.
Geez, have to bring this one up again, I rate this right up there with Swedish ####.
My first and still the fav... the original Colt .357 magnum. Only 20,000 made and I'm the second owner of this one.
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Nice example of the 3-5-7. Mine isn't nearly as good cosmetically but I agree they are a neat gun.
Are you sure about the number produced? I have always read it was about 15,000.
