I read some articles about Custer. It sounds like no one really knows what he carried at that time. The British gun is based on a photograph of Custer and his wife (there is a gun rack in the picture). A LT., who saw him on the campaign, described a pair of pistols that don't match that gun. Another piece of history that will probably never be solved.
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How come European handgun designs are historically
- WB, 2024-03-08, 10:28
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The people in Europe in most cases don't own
- Gary Reeder, 2024-03-08, 10:49
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You are right, since 1870 or so…
- WB, 2024-03-08, 11:43
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Also look at the designs of the few handguns that
- Gary Reeder, 2024-03-08, 12:53
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I know Ruger had some good contracts with France
- WB, 2024-03-08, 13:20
- True, but these were not European designs - Gary Reeder, 2024-03-08, 14:13
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European Guns
- Joepjs, 2024-03-08, 13:33
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But that is comparing apples and horse apples
- Gary Reeder, 2024-03-08, 14:10
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Roman has a rare Nagant revolver
- WB, 2024-03-08, 15:01
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After your post,
- IC, 2024-03-08, 16:36
- I couldn't see much in that rack either! - WB, 2024-03-09, 10:13
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After your post,
- IC, 2024-03-08, 16:36
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Roman has a rare Nagant revolver
- WB, 2024-03-08, 15:01
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But that is comparing apples and horse apples
- Gary Reeder, 2024-03-08, 14:10
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I know Ruger had some good contracts with France
- WB, 2024-03-08, 13:20
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Also look at the designs of the few handguns that
- Gary Reeder, 2024-03-08, 12:53
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You are right, since 1870 or so…
- WB, 2024-03-08, 11:43
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The people in Europe in most cases don't own
- Gary Reeder, 2024-03-08, 10:49