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[sailor723]

I will stop posting. No fun any more, because everyone catches on right away.

You don't have to stop....I'm always up for looking at gun ####.

 

[canuck]

Needs a few more pictures....

Nice.
Years ago I had an opportunity to buy an Inglis with a 95% decal and turned it down because funds were tight - should have fed the kids macaroni for a few months longer
And you're right - needs more pictures..........
(pardon the poster!)

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[silverfoxdj]

Nice.
Years ago I had an opportunity to buy an Inglis with a 95% decal and turned it down because funds were tight - should have fed the kids macaroni for a few months longer
And you're right - needs more pictures..........
(pardon the poster!)

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Love this keep posting

 

[johNTO]

My BHP is one of the first HG's I've owned and still my favourite firearm in the cabinet. 1968 "T"-series my father purchased from Sole's Sporting Goods in downtown Toronto.

 

[Magellann]

It was my first pistol as well, one of the better choices out there.

 

[Magellann]

Nice.
Years ago I had an opportunity to buy an Inglis with a 95% decal and turned it down because funds were tight - should have fed the kids macaroni for a few months longer
And you're right - needs more pictures..........
(pardon the poster!)
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You have a great collection, Congratulations on some beauties!

 

[silverfoxdj]

My BHP is one of the first HG's I've owned and still my favourite firearm in the cabinet. 1968 "T"-series my father purchased from Sole's Sporting Goods in downtown Toronto.

Very nice would not mind one myself.. but boss is watching now and makes the odd coment

 

[Magellann]

I never shoot my Inglis because I find the grips too big for my hand, I have another 9mm gun to shoot.
I prefer a 1911 in 9mm.

I dont notice any significant difference between the two. They both feel pretty good.

 

[Leg]

My BHP is one of the first HG's I've owned and still my favourite firearm in the cabinet. 1968 "T"-series my father purchased from Sole's Sporting Goods in downtown Toronto.

I wish Pachmayr still sold those combat grips.

 

[Ar180shooter]

I hate taking an Inglis to the range with that stupid washing machine logo on it.

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If you really want I can trade you for one without that stupid logo on it.

 

[Ganderite]

Thanks, but I will Cerocote it. It will look good in green.

 

[sailor723]

Thanks, but I will Cerocote it. It will look good in green.

Who do you recommend for Cerocoting? I've got this old nickel Python that's way too shiny for my tastes......

 

[Cameron SS]

Nice.
Years ago I had an opportunity to buy an Inglis with a 95% decal and turned it down because funds were tight - should have fed the kids macaroni for a few months longer
And you're right - needs more pictures..........
(pardon the poster!)

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Cute. Mine looks like the one in the top row, left. Except mine has the Pachmayr combat grips on it that I might have to sell to LEG if he is desperate enough...

 

[johNTO]

I wish Pachmayr still sold those combat grips.

I bought the Pachmayr grips(years ago) to replace the thin OEM wood ones which felt too slick in my hands. I tried the Pach's with the backstrap but removed it cause it felt too aggressive in the palm and added too much girth.
While not as pretty as some grips out there I find the Pachmayrs suit my needs....for now.

 

[salarguy]

I bought the Pachmayr grips(years ago) to replace the thin OEM wood ones which felt too slick in my hands. I tried the Pach's with the backstrap but removed it cause it felt too aggressive in the palm and added too much girth.
While not as pretty as some grips out there I find the Pachmayrs suit my needs....for now.

I used a similar set of Pacs on my old Gold Cup .38 wadcutter. I too removed the backstrap for comfort reasons. I soon found however that Steve Herritt made a grip that was untouchable! Has anyone on here ever used Techmetals coatings That's what Kershaw uses on their scales/grips/ blades etc. They call it DLC, or Diamond Like Coating and for good reason The black Leek in my pocket since Mr. Onion first invented it, is minty $19.95 at the time! Sorry to get off topic.